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Retail Fertilizer Prices See Modest Dip for a Second Straight Week

Posted June 17, 2022
in Top Ag News

For a second straight week, retail fertilizer prices were lower when compared to the month prior. While only a modest drop, the two-week string of lower prices tracked by DTN is the first of consecutive weeks in 19 months.

Major fertilizer prices include:

>> Diammonium phosphate (DAP) – $1,057/ton
>> Monoammonium phosphate (MAP) – $1,077/ton
>> Potash – $880/ton
>> 10-34-0 – $905/ton
>> Anhydrous – $1,518/ton
>> UAN28 – $633/ton

UAN32 prices, currently at $731/ton, remain at an all-time high.

Read more on the recent fertilizer prices.

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