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Iran war hurts Minnesota farmers as fuel, fertilizer prices soar
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Iran war hurts Minnesota farmers as fuel, fertilizer prices soar
Farmers in the market for fertilizer and motorists filling up at the pumps are experiencing a similar feeling this spring. Sticker shock. “With the war in the Middle East, fertilizer, particularly nitrogen, has jumped just like gasoline and diesel fuel has,” said Wesley Beck, a corn and soybean farmer in St. James. Iran’s chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz, a response to the U.S. and Israel’s war with the Middle Eastern power, is cutting off sh…
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