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# Contradictory situation with fertilizer prices appeared in Stavropol region

Publication Date: 26.08.2021, 18:00

There is both a rise in prices and their stabilization.

According to the statement of the press-service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Stavropol region, agricultural enterprises and farmers of the Stavropol region have already accumulated 123.8 thousand tons of mineral fertilizers or 51% of the planned volume for 2021 (245 thousand tons).

The fertilizers were applied on an area of ​​2.053 million hectares or 34% of the planned volume for the current year.

Prices for ammonium nitrate in the Stavropol region in August increased by 44% (compared to the same period in 2020) to 19.8 thousand rubles (approximately $270) per ton, for carbamide-ammoniac compound by 72% to 18.4 thousand rubles (approximately $250), for compound NPK fertilizer by 57% to 29.4 thousand rubles (about $400), and twice up for sulfoammophos to 39.5 thousand rubles (approximately $535). At the same time, compared to July 2021, prices remained at the same level.

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