
USDA-reported Illinois fertilizer prices show anhydrous ammonia back above $500 per ton after falling to about $400 last fall. DAP is above $450 per ton and potash is 6 percent higher than last spring, while urea is up 4 percent.
Rising fertilizer costs raise the cost of growing corn and reduce margins for US crop producers, which can influence planted acreage and nitrogen demand.
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