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Fertilizer, Wheat, Sunflower Oil Prices Climb- Sec. Vilsack Rejects CRP Acreage Flexibility Request DTN writer Russ Quinn reported yesterday that, "Retail fertilizer prices tracked by DTN for the last week of March 2022 are moving significantly higher again. All fertilizers were higher with some double digits higher compared to last... read more →

Amid Potential Russian Export Complications, Wheat Prices Climb- GM Corn an Alternative For Lost Ukrainian Exports Bloomberg writers James Poole, Megan Durisin, and Kim Chipman reported earlier today that, "Wheat futures in Chicago extended their climb from the lowest close in a month on Friday on prospects for more sanctions... read more →

Ukraine March Grain Exports Four Times Less than February Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported yesterday that, "Ukrainian grain exports in March were four times less than February levels, due to the Russian invasion, the economy ministry said on Sunday."

Ukraine Increases Planting Forecast, as EU Farmers Face Headwinds: “The Crisis is Now” Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported yesterday that, "Ukraine's agriculture ministry on Saturday revised up its forecast for the area to be sown to 2022 spring crops, giving no reason for the new outlook."

Planting Continues in Ukraine, as UN Sees “Breaking Point” Over Food Prices in Middle East Reuters writer Pavel Polityuk reported yesterday that, "Ukrainian farmers have sown about 400,000 hectares (988,000 acres) with various spring crops by Thursday, or a tenth more than by the same date last year, despite the... read more →

Lebanon When Lebanon’s Muslims sat down to their first iftar of Ramadan tonight, the meal in front of them will have cost significantly more than it did six weeks ago. The Middle Eastern country, already mired in economic crisis and battling inflation …

Lebanon When Lebanon’s Muslims sat down to their first iftar of Ramadan tonight, the meal in front of them will have cost significantly more than it did six weeks ago. The Middle Eastern country, already mired in economic crisis and battling inflation …

Lebanon When Lebanon’s Muslims sat down to their first iftar of Ramadan tonight, the meal in front of them will have cost significantly more than it did six weeks ago. The Middle Eastern country, already mired in economic crisis and battling inflation …

Lebanon When Lebanon’s Muslims sat down to their first iftar of Ramadan tonight, the meal in front of them will have cost significantly more than it did six weeks ago. The Middle Eastern country, already mired in economic crisis and battling inflation …

Lebanon When Lebanon’s Muslims sat down to their first iftar of Ramadan tonight, the meal in front of them will have cost significantly more than it did six weeks ago. The Middle Eastern country, already mired in economic crisis and battling inflation …