The Mosaic Company Announces Executive Leadership Changes

To properly manage phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) next spring, ag retailers need to plan ahead during the 2026 fall application season.

FFAR invests $9.3 million in 12 research projects advancing fertilizer efficiency, crop productivity, and practical nutrient management solutions.

Product stacks two proven technologies that unlock improved performance of complementary modes of action.

Throughout 2026, fertilizer transportation has been disrupted. Experts give suggestions for preparing for the upcoming months and 2027.

The fall fertilizer season is presenting challenges and a few glimmers of hope — but needs a solid strategy for navigation.

Matching nutrient delivery to changing crop needs can improve efficiency, but success depends on consistent management, automation, and timely adjustments.

Premium Prill Gypsum allows precision nutrient delivery of both sulfate sulfur and calcium in a single application that cuts nutritional, application costs, and saves water.

Anticipated up to $450 million investment expected to improve supply reliability for American farmers.

Geopolitical conflicts and supply chain disruptions are projected to have lasting impact on fertilizer prices and availability.

Rising fertilizer costs, supply disruptions, and geopolitical tensions are reshaping procurement strategies, challenging margins, and testing agribusiness resilience worldwide.

Better nitrogen management can strengthen crop performance, improve input efficiency, protect profitability, and support healthier soils for seasons ahead.

Retailers push return-on-investment (ROI)-focused fertility strategies amid input cost pressure.

ARA calls for USDA research to guide fertilizer policy before lawmakers create new federal reporting requirements and regulations.

There are many challenges for ag retailers and growers looking to manage their fertilizer prices and supplies, in 2026 and beyond.

AgroLiquid aims to maximize fertilizer dollars through improved precision practices.

Products – acquired as part of its purchase of Monty’s Plant Food – are available now through AgroLiquid’s retail partner network.

New facility strengthens regional fertilizer production capacity and supports faster service to growers.

Recent additions across sales and business development complete a multi-year investment in customer engagement, distribution partnerships, marketing, and commercial execution.