The U.S. farmer navigates many uncertainties — weather, markets, seasonality, macroeconomics and, indeed, geopolitics. In a recent past where fertilizer prices have driven many headlines and bottom lines following the Russian invasion of Ukraine around this time four years ago, the weekend’s U.S.-Israel attacks on Iran and the growing instability in the region is not just a new development, but an exacerbation of existing tough conditions.
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