
DTN retail survey showed fertilizer prices rising again in the second week of March 2018, with anhydrous at $503/ton, the first time above $500 since June 2017. UAN32, DAP, MAP, potash and urea were all higher month over month.
Rising retail nitrogen and phosphate costs raise farmer input expenses and can shift spring application decisions, a modest bullish signal for fertilizer prices.
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