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Due to the ongoing Iran War, farmers in Missouri are facing challenges tracking fertilizer costs and availability amid a critical shortage of nitrogen.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 19
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Due to the ongoing Iran War, farmers in Missouri are facing challenges tracking fertilizer costs and availability amid a critical shortage of nitrogen.

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  1. Nitrogen fertilizer prices spiked due to the Iran War, impacting food costs.1 source
  2. Iran War fallout leading to fertilizer shortages impacting farmers in Missouri.1 source

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