National Ag News

Softening fertilizer prices are helping farmers manage costs while margins remain tight.

Kathy Mathers, vice president of public affairs for The Fertilizer Institute, says it’s cheaper to buy N, P and K this spring compared to a year ago.

“And if you look at the affordability index, it’s better than it was last year.  Even last year though, still very affordable given commodity prices.  Fertilizer is still a really good investment.”

She tells Brownfield the industry continues to promote 4R nutrient stewardship because it benefits the environment and the bottom line.

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