While there is some nuance to the input cost picture, costs are generally moving higher for farmers as they look toward the 2026 growing season.
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Input costs could challenge farmers into growing season
Ag economists expect crop input costs to climb higher in 2026, although farmers’ willingness to pay higher prices for inputs with lower crop markets could be tested. Fertilizer prices look to be higher, although some costs such as interest expenses look to be lower.
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As input costs remain top of mind for growers across the country, innovation can help farmers increase productivity while cutting expenses.
