To properly manage phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) next spring, ag retailers need to plan ahead during the 2026 fall application season.
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.
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.
Temporary trucking flexibility helps prevent fertilizer supply bottlenecks during critical spring planting and upcoming summer distribution periods.
Follow a disciplined approach focused on timing, placement, and nitrogen use efficiency to help safeguard yield potential without overspending.
TFI endorses bipartisan infrastructure legislation supporting rural roads, freight efficiency, and America’s agricultural supply chain resilience.
WestLink Ag CEO Jeff Pritchard shares insights on rising input costs, biological opportunities, and what’s next for ag retailers.
The Fertilizer Institute says temporarily suspending this maritime law will help fertilizer supply for the 2026 growing season.
With tighter margins, focus on maximizing nutrient use efficiency is key to protecting yield potential.
Sticky fertilizer pricing continues as global disruptions persist, challenging retailers and growers to manage costs while crop markets drop.
Fertilizer prices surge amid uncertainty, pushing farmers toward precision tools, reduced inputs, and smarter strategies to manage volatility and risk.
Jeff Pritchard, CEO of Westlink Ag Group, examines fertilizer prices and opportunities for biologicals companies to fill gaps.
Retail Week explores fertilizer costs, 2026 planting intentions, soybean shifts, and honors legendary broadcaster Orion Samuelson’s enduring legacy.
Despite the Department of Justice (DoJ) opening an investigation into fertilizer prices, agriculture probably won’t receive any immediate relief.
DOJ probes fertilizer price spikes and market concentration, as farmers raise concerns over competition, transparency, and rising input costs nationwide.
Middle East conflict highlights need for year-round E15, fertilizer relief to stabilize U.S. corn farm profitability.