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“Crude oil has risen to its highest level since mid-2025, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East as Iran has threatened to attack or block ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears of a significant supply disruption. This is also leading to a jump in fertilizer prices as a significant amount of global fertilizer trade goes through the Stright of Hormuz,” Brandon Doherty of Total Farm Marketing said.
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“Biofuels and ethanol demand could be increasing on the global levels as exporters are looking for a biofuel source to help lower gasoline and…
“Prices were mixed with beans steady to $.05 lower while both meal and oil were little changed. Oil spreads weakened; meal spreads firmed whil…
The U.S. soybean crush in March reached the second-highest level for any month on record and the loftiest ever for the third month of the year…
Wheat markets have moved higher this week, supported by growing drought concerns in wheat-growing areas. “Heading into Friday, for the week co…
(Bloomberg) --Fertilizer prices were dropping sharply Friday after Iran said the Strait of Hormuz was open, bringing relief to farmers even as…
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