A fertilizer market expert says some forms of nitrogen are getting less expensive, not all.
Josh Linville with StoneX tells Brownfield he’s seeing the manufacturing side lower prices, which allows the retail side to do the same, but there’s one form of nitrogen that hasn’t fallen much. “We’ve already been seeing the urea price fall. That’s something that’s been in play for quite a while, since the beginning of December. We are now finally starting to see the wrinkle in the sheets if you will, on the UAN market.