A fertilizer market advisor says farmers should be in for a good fall application season but there are concerns about nitrogen and phosphate supplies. Josh Linville with StoneX tells Brownfield anhydrous ammonia supplies are good now but tightening up in some areas. “We have heard some scattered reports of northern anhydrous points already talking allocation. […]
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