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15 Jun 2022
OMAHA (DTN) -- Retail prices tracked by DTN for the first week of June 2022 show the price of most fertilizers continue to be lower compared to the month prior. This marks the second consecutive week most prices are lower after 19 months of mainly higher prices. Seven of the eight major fertilizers prices were lower than last month, but none were d...
15 Jun 2022
LINCOLN, Neb. (DTN) -- Archer Daniels Midland was ordered by a federal court on Monday to turn over documents and other information in connection with the unpaid 2019 suspension of a company employee at the center of an ongoing ethanol-markets lawsuit. ADM faces several lawsuits accusing the Illinois-based agricultural giant of manipulating ethanol...
15 Jun 2022
After a slow start to the season, planting progress is mostly back to the normal pace across the country. There are still some slow spots including North Dakota for all crops but sugarbeets, Kansas in soybeans, Pennsylvania in corn, and Minnesota in spring wheat. But most of the country has caught up to normal planting pace, quite the amazing feat ...
14 Jun 2022
By Logan Garcia, Market Reporter - Fertecon, Agribusiness Intelligence, IHS Markit The following is a recap of fertilizer price trends and market developments for May. AMMONIA Domestic: For the first time this spring, the month of May saw some ammonia prices falling in the U.S., owed to a sharply lower Tampa ammonia contract settlement and largely ...
14 Jun 2022
LINCOLN, Neb. (DTN) -- Nearly all right-to-repair class-action lawsuits filed against John Deere have been consolidated in a federal court in Illinois. On Monday, a lawsuit filed in Mississippi by Tennessee farmer Blake Johnson in March and Virginia resident Samantha Casselbury were transferred to the Illinois court. In addition, a new lawsuit was ...