Middle East tensions continue to add uncertainty to the fertilizer market. Ottawa County, Ohio farmer Sheldon Miller says disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz are impacting fertilizer prices and availability. “We didn’t necessarily see this war popping up,” he says. “Last week, fertilizer prices were frozen. If you didn’t already have it booked, you potentially […]
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A financial advisor says farmers can often get financing for farm expenses without going to the bank. Mary Jo Irmen with
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