Anhydrous Falls Sharply Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 08/12/2019 3:57 PM All of the fertilizers in our weekly survey softened with one exception.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | NCI Turns Higher Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 02/06/2019 12:50 PM Anhydrous ammonia reversed course, supporting firmness in our Nutrient Composite Index.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | Nitrogen Advice Updated Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 01/24/2019 1:44 PM This week's setback may indicate the point of resistance for regional nitrogen prices.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | UAN Posts Opportunity Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 01/18/2019 1:27 PM UAN hints at upside risk given current nitrogen market fundamentals.
Iowa Fertilizer Company Update | Jan. 15, 2019 Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 01/15/2019 1:17 PM In this audio interview, Inputs Monitor Editor Davis Michaelsen talks with Managing Director Darrell Allman about nitrogen production and what is driving the nitrogen price rally.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | NH3 Crests $600 Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 01/08/2019 1:50 PM Fertilizers continue to firm with anhydrous taking the lead.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | Urea Couples with NH3 Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 01/03/2019 4:29 PM This week, urea softened as much as NH3 firmed.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | Fertilizers Resume Uptrend Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 12/17/2018 3:56 PM Fertilizers firmed as expected new-crop revenue held steady, narrowing the gap between fertilizer and corn prices.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | Fertilizers Rebound Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 12/11/2018 4:13 PM MAP declined 3 cents this week. All other fertilizers firmed.
Weekly Farm Fuels Bulletin | Diesel Falls as Propane Heats Up Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 12/04/2018 4:20 PM Weather premium supports higher propane prices this week.
Weekly Fertilizer Bulletin | Fertilizers Ease Lower Inputs Monitor | By Davis Michaelsen on 12/03/2018 4:19 PM This week, fertilizers softened overall, but phosphates continued higher.
