It will cost more to fertilize the soil next year and cost slightly more to plant major crops, according to Bryon Parman, North Dakota State University ag finance specialist.
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Fertilizer prices zoom higher as seed, chemicals slightly increase
Costs are going up for much of next year’s planting inputs, especially fertilizer.
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