The president and CEO of a crop nutrient supplier says the availability of some fertility products has improved since the Middle East conflict began. Nick Bancroft with AgroLiquid tells Brownfield, “We’re watching nitrogen. We’re watching sulfur, phosphorous and potassium. (They) look to be a little bit more stable. But, he says, there is likely some […]
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