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  • Urea continues its journey downwards, as phosphates seems to have turned down and potash remains stable.

     

    Nitrogen

    The Indian tender attracts over 2.6m tons of offers as urea prices take another step down. Demand from other markets remains very lacklustre and prices remain under pressure

  • Fertilizer prices continue heading downwards, with Urea and MAP showing substantial drops.

    Urea prices continue to trend downwards as buyers expect further decreases and are delaying purchases. Rising Russian export volumes and no Indian tender expected until mid-July means prices remain under pressure as supply is exceeding demand.

  • Why fertiliser prices are soaring

    As well as bringing devastation to Ukraine, Vladimir Putin’s war risks tipping millions of people around the world into hunger.

  • Fertilizer Market Projected to surpass USD 240 -Bn by 2030

    Food security is one of the most prevalent challenges the modern world is facing.

  • Global food crisis looms as fertilizer supplies dwindle

    Think the global fertilizer shortage is someone else’s problem? Take a look in the mirror. If you are reading this in North America, Europe, Latin America, or Asia, chances are that the bundle of amino acids staring back at you is alive today because of chemical fertilizers.

  • A Future Without Fertilizer?

    Announced in 2018, researchers from University of California, Davis, the University of Wisconsin and Mars Inc., continue to study a tropical variety of corn from Mexico that can fix atmospheric nitrogen using a mucus-like gel and bacteria from what looks like brace roots along the stalk. 

  • What contributes to the cost of fertilizer?

    Why is fertilizer so expensive? Here are the 6 main factors that affect the cost of fertilizer — and how we mitigate them.

  • Urea price fall picks up momentum, as Rand weakness pushes Phosphate and Potash up.

     

    Urea price fall picks up momentum, as Rand weakness pushes Phosphate and Potash up.

  • Urea rebounds as Europe returns to buying, while Phosphate and Potash stay flat.

     

     

    Urea rebounds as Europe returns to buying, while Phosphate and Potash stay flat.

  • Using far less chemical fertiliser still produces high crop yields, study finds

    Farmers could continue to produce high crop yields with far less use of artificial fertilisers if they adopted environmentally sustainable practices, an academic study has shown for the first time.

  • Prices for all three nutrients were generally flat this week.

      Phosphates buyers push more aggressively for price cuts, while the producers continue to sit tight and hold prices firm. Weak demand and cheap Russian phosphates saw the Brazilian phosphate price slide.

  • International fertilizer prices fall across the board as weaker crop prices cool the market.

    International fertilizer prices fall across the board as weaker crop prices cool the market.

  • Rand devalues again this week, as Urea continues down and P and K stay steady.-

    Rand devalues again this week, as Urea continues down and P and K stay steady.

  • Impacts and Repercussions of Price Increases on the Global Fertilizer Market

    Global fertilizer prices are at near record levels and may remain elevated throughout 2022 and beyond.

  • Can nature-based farming methods work alongside synthetic fertilizers to increase yields?

    A longstanding question in agriculture is whether ecologically-friendly farming methods can achieve the same yields as industrially-farmed fields.

  • Controlled release fertilizer market Estimates to surpass USD 3.9 billion valuation by 2024

    The growing requirement for sustainability in agriculture and rising food production insecurity worldwide have led to a substantial increase in the demand for controlled release fertilizers.

  • Phosphate Fertilizer Market Size, Share, Trends, and Forecast Report, 2028

    Agriculture has long been a backbone of the global economy, playing a key role in ensuring food security in developing and developed nations worldwide.

  • Urea market size to Expand Rapidly in Africa

    Citing an instance, in July 2022, SABIC Agri-Nutrients Company and BiOWiSH Technologies, Inc. signed a collaboration on the development of Bio-enhanced mineral fertilizers coated with urea.

  • Weak global demand sees all prices under pressure, while the devaluing Rand offsets some of the gains.

    Weak global demand sees all prices under pressure, while the devaluing Rand offsets some of the gains.

  • The volatile Urea market rebounds, while Phosphates continue to trend down and Potash stays level.

    Nitrogen

    The approach of the next Indian urea tender and the lack of production in Europe due to ongoing high gas prices caused the urea market to stampede and prices leapt up this week.

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