On average, about 21 percent – or about $196.50 – of input costs to grow an acre of corn is expected to be spent on fertilizer in 2023.
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Fertilizer prices expected to move slightly lower in 2023, beyond
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Bill Lazarus, University of Minnesota Extension economist
Chart courtesy of Bill Lazarus, University of Minnesota Extension economist.
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