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  1. Elevated costs for essential inputs like fertilizer and diesel fuel, combined with severe weather events such as heatwaves and droughts, are negatively impacting global agricultural hubs and supply chains.
  2. Sharp increase in diesel fuel prices is driving up operational costs in the agricultural sector.

The Energy Information Administration is being referenced as analysts like David Ortega examine how rising diesel prices are driving up operational costs for farmers and supply chains.

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The Energy Information Administration is being referenced as analysts like David Ortega examine how rising diesel prices are driving up operational costs for farmers and supply chains.

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Within Elevated costs for essential inputs like fertilizer and diesel fuel, combined with severe weather events such as heatwaves and droughts, are negatively impacting global agricultural hubs and supply chains.

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