Iran war fertilizer squeeze could spell trouble for next year’s grain harvests

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Global fertilizer prices are rising due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, impacting farmers' ability to purchase essential nitrogen-based fertilizers for the upcoming growing season. This price increase, coupled with low staple crop revenues, threatens future grain harvests worldwide.

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Nitrogen-based fertilizers must be applied each season; but with prices of staple crops low, farmers lack the revenue to absorb the expense caused by closure of Strait of Hormuz.

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