
DTN's retail survey found the DAP phosphate price rose 16% in a month to a record $1,014 per ton, and urea rose 10% to $976 per ton, also an all-time high. Potash and anhydrous ammonia also edged higher, with anhydrous reaching a record $1,523 per ton.
Record fertilizer prices raise the cost of crop production and push up the expected cost of feed grains, supporting input-linked prices across the complex.
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