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High fertilizer prices expected through 2028

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Elevated fertilizer prices could remain a challenge for farmers for several more crop years as global supply disruptions continue to pressure the market. A recent CoBank report noted fertilizer markets are unlikely to quickly return to conditions seen before the Iran war. North Dakota State University projections cited in the report show fertilizer
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Texas Farm Bureau broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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