Fertilizer

Fertilizer prices were mixed on the week with anhydrous lower and urea firming moderately.

Fertilizer price action was mild with the notable exception of DAP and MAP.

Seasonal demand is tipping its hand, threatening to support higher fertilizer prices in the coming weeks.

All fertilizers were mildly higher in this week's price survey.

Fertilizer prices across the Midwest didn't change much over the past week. We briefly discuss our findings on retail fertilizer supplies and what you need to do right now.

Fertilizers were mostly higher, but only one firmed more than one dollar per short ton on the week.

As the coronavirus slows economic activity, seasonal demand will enter the market. Here, we outline what you should be doing to manage fertilizer price risk.

This week anhydrous ammonia softened with urea in tow.

This week, fertilizers were mildly higher with the exception of anhydrous ammonia, which is still seeking a clear price floor.

The time to book spring and summer fertilizer is upon us, but we are not ready to book a full nutrient profile just yet.