The latest fertilizer prices are mostly higher than last month.
Seven categories increased last week, but not in DTN’s significant category of five percent or more. However, the prices are much higher than this time last year.
MAP set a new all-time high last week, up 53 percent compared to last year.
Potash and Anhydrous are up triple digits from last year. Only potash and 10-34-0 have yet to break historical records.
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