USDA Looking for Ways to Improve the Fertilizer Situation for Farmers

Dan June 9, 2022 Fertilizer

The U.S, Department of Agriculture is looking at every option to help producers as they face limited supplies and very high prices for fertilizer. Gary Crawford has the story.

USDA Looking for Ways to Improve the Fertilizer Situation for Farmers

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