The conflict in Iran and its impact on fertilizer and fuel had the attention of farmers at the National Farmers Union Convention. Fertilizer prices have increased more than 30 percent in New Orleans since the conflict began more than 10 days ago, according to StoneX Group. Gary Wertish with the Minnesota Farmers Union says it’s […]
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Lawmakers in Washington continue working toward a new five-year farm bill as farmers push for long-term certainty in federal ag policy.
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