
DTN retail data for the fourth week of March 2026 show all eight major US fertilizers higher than a month earlier, with urea up 35% to $826/ton and anhydrous up 20% to $1,035/ton. Several products reached multi-year highs, including MAP above $900/ton.
Sharp retail gains signal tight nitrogen and phosphate supply, which will raise input costs for corn and other feed grains and may curb application rates.
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Dated 2026-04-02, DTN retail data show MAP above $900/ton and broad fertilizer gains, indicating phosphate momentum that supports DAP.