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Fertilizer prices continue rising as farmers prepare for 2027 growing season

Lila Johnson
Lila Johnson
Lila Johnson
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Lila Johnson is a seasoned business reporter with a background in finance, having graduated from the University of North Dakota. She has previously worked with local business journals and focuses on small business success stories and entrepreneurial initiatives.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 9:42 AM · 1 min read
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Fertilizer prices continue rising as farmers prepare for 2027 growing season — West Fargo Business news

Fertilizer prices continued climbing in October, adding pressure to American farmers already struggling with tight profit margins and elevated production expenses. According to DTN s latest retail fertilizer survey, seven of eight major fertilizers increased in price compared with the previous month. UAN28 recorded the largest increase, climbing 6% to an average of $447 per ton during the third week of October. UAN32 increased to $486 per ton, while potash rose to $506. Anhydrous ammonia averaged $987 per ton, and Diammonium phosphate reached $939. Urea was the only fertilizer showing a slight monthly decline, falling to $674 per ton. DTN reported that all eight fertilizers remain more expensive than a year earlier. Anhydrous ammonia has increased 17% year over year, while urea is 13% higher. The increases come as producers evaluate fertilizer purchases, crop rotations and operating budgets for the 2027 growing season. NAFB news service

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