
DTN's weekly retailer survey for the third week of October 2025 showed mixed US fertilizer price moves, with anhydrous ammonia up 8% month-over-month to $838 per ton. DAP averaged $922/ton and potash $486/ton, both edging higher, while urea and UAN solutions slipped slightly.
All eight major fertilizers are now more expensive than a year earlier.
Rising US retail nitrogen, phosphate and potash prices raise input costs for farmers ahead of the 2026 planting season, though the weekly moves are small.
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