Rising fertilizer prices have some U.S. farmers turning to manure as a replacement fertilizer, according to an April 6, 2022, report from Reuters. “Not only are more U.S. farmers hunting manure supplies for this spring planting season, some cattle feeders that sell waste are sold out through the end of the year,” the report said, citing Vice President of Agronomy at Nutrient Advisors Allen Kampschnieder.
Fertilizer prices began to rise at the end of 2020…
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