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Janet's avatar

Good and a relief to see those statistics Peter. Around our local rural area crops are very abundant and the growing and harvesting season was just about perfect. Northern Illinois.

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David Gallaher's avatar

As an investor I'm trying to learn more about fertilizer pricing cycles. I'm thinking a cycle is two years, or crop seasons. Year one gives growers a price for a crop. Then, year two, they will buy more fertilizer for the crops that were most profitable for them. Meanwhile the worldwide "war" on fossil fuels has to force the price of fertilizers--especially the kind made from natural gas--higher.

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