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This annual event is three days behind last year and serves as a tangible sign that spring has nearly arrived in the central Corn Belt.

This week a report of a mine collapse had potash investors salivating. Meanwhile, retail P&K prices continued higher.

This week anhydrous and 32% softened as the upside was limited on all four flavors of nitrogen in our survey by Indiana price declines.

This week, most fertilizers were higher, but anhydrous posted a lower regional price after having firmed for several consecutive weeks.

This week propane firmed a penny as farm diesel softened slightly amid some notable reports from EIA.

This week potash is priced very near parity with anhydrous ammonia. We examine what that technical setup has meant for prices in the past.

This month's Short-term Energy Outlook forecasts continuing increases in U.S. crude oil and natural gas production, offering a window of hope fertilizer's current uptrend will derail.

Following 17 public meetings that engaged over 1,500 farmers, landowners, and other Minnesotans in conversations across the state, Governor Mark Dayton and Minnesota Agriculture Commissioner Dave Frederickson today proposed a new groundwater protection measure.

Nitrogen prices were higher across the board with UAN32% leading gains as the investment world takes notice of South American crop concerns.

Fertilizer continued higher, but so did December 2018 corn futures. But industry watchers have taken notice of South American crop concerns.