A farmer in northeast Arkansas says he has booked all his fertilizer needs for the year. “Fortunately.” Tommy Young tells Brownfield he’s grateful, and his local co-op did a good job communicating with farmers. “Fertilizer has came down, and by fertilizer I’m talking urea, has came down to $810 a ton. Well, we booked in […]
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