The chief economist with The Fertilizer Institute says the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is raising concerns about U.S. fertilizer supplies. “We think we’re about 2 million tons short on nitrogen for the spring market.” Veronica Nigh says around 50% of global exports of urea moves through the now-closed Strait of Hormuz, which doesn’t […]
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