DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends

Fertilizers Higher Once Again

Russ Quinn
By  Russ Quinn , DTN Staff Reporter
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Anhydrous prices are running 26% below year-ago levels, averaging $633/ton versus $858 in March 2013. But heavy spring demand is already resulting in some spot shortages. (DTN chart)
Anhydrous prices are running 26% below year-ago levels, averaging $633/ton versus $858 in March 2013. But heavy spring demand is already resulting in some spot shortages. (DTN chart)
DAP and MAP lead price gains in DTN's most recent survey of retail prices, but anhydrous availability may be scarce in some areas.

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