fertilizer prices

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The overall trend suggests that fertilizer costs have risen slightly, impacting affordability, especially for wheat producers.

The government responds to disparities in local and international urea prices amid robust production.

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The manufacturers reportedly charge extra for the fertilizers and compel the dealers to pick them up from a remote location, increasing costs that are then passed on to farmers. As a result, farmers end up paying significantly more for fertilizers like diammonium phosphate (DAP) and urea.

I continue analyzing the affordability of fertilizers by comparing the month-to-month trends of fertilizer and agricultural commodity prices.

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Market analysts attribute the drop to low demand in Europe and uncertainties following a major tender in India.

Given the concentrated nature of its production, there is speculation about whether urea producers could form an oligopoly to control market prices.