The fertilizer market is facing a double crisis: the Iran war is driving up prices, the Strait of Hormuz is blocked - and at the same time it is becoming clear how dependent Europe still is on Russian supplies.

The Iran war is causing a spike in fertilizer and fuel prices; timing 'couldn't be worse' as spring planting nears and the ag slump continues.

The legislation is intended to increase competition and lower prices for farmers. It comes amid a sudden surge in fertilizer prices caused by the Iran war.

Senators from both parties this week introduced legislation to increase domestic fertilizer production and provide more clarity about the prices farmers are paying for inputs.

A bipartisan group of US Senators introduced a bill that would require mandatory price reporting of fertilizer — a bid for more market information after the war in Iran prompted the biggest surge in crop nutrient costs in years.

Florida farmers struggle with rising costs of fertilizer and diesel fuel due to war with Iran, leading to higher prices for consumers at the grocery store.

As planting season quickly approaches, now is not the time for there to be questions about the fertilizer supply. The current problems in the Middle East could have a major

It’s not just gas prices on the rise, farmers here in Central New York are now facing higher costs to grow their crops. At Reeves Farms in Baldwinsville, fertilizer

Along with soaring fuel costs, Oklahomans growing crops like wheat and corn are seeing higher fertilizer prices. A key waterway called the Strait of Hormuz carrying oil and gas has been closed as a result of the war on Iran. The passage is also crucial for fertilizers needed to produce the world's food.

Brazil could face fertilizer supply problems if the conflict in the Middle East ‌does not ease soon, the nation's farm minister said, criticizing sellers for ‌sharp increases in local urea prices as analysts said farmers may turn to cheaper alternatives.