Fertilizer supply and pricing concerns are likely to hang on into the fall, with analysts pointing to tight global markets and ongoing geopolitical disruptions. Ben Brown with University of Missouri Extension says phosphate and urea are concerns. “Retailers are making decisions for fall. To have fertilizer on hand in the fall, it’s challenging to even […]
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