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Lower fertiliser prices could boost 2023 grain production

Fertiliser prices continue to fall and are now at pre-Ukraine war levels. It could mean that crop yields and production is boosted globally, putting further pressure on prices.

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Lower fertiliser prices could boost 2023 grain production

Fertiliser prices continue to fall and are now at pre-Ukraine war levels. It could mean that crop yields and production is boosted globally, putting further pressure on prices. The latest urea price...

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