FCC sees calmer waters ahead on input market

FCC sees calmer waters ahead on input market

Has the market finally steadied, or it is the calm before another storm?

Glacier FarmMedia – Farmers can breathe a sigh of relief knowing crop input prices have stabilized as the world adapts to global supply challenges. That was the message as Farm […] Read more


Eastern Canada is reliant on imported nitrogen, most of which comes from the Baltic region.

Fertilizer: The long view

For Ontario, spring fertilizer to stay expensive. Internationally, the global nitrogen supply tightens

Supply is tight but flowing and the product is costly but available. Given current domestic and international realities, the same is likely to be said about fertilizer in spring 2023.  […] Read more

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Richardson makes first entry in branded crop inputs

Company launches new N stabilizer, CirrusX

Prairie grain handler and agribusiness Richardson Pioneer has launched itself into self-branded crop inputs with a nitrogen stabilizer, CirrusX. Steve Biggar, associate vice-president of fertilizer and energy products for Winnipeg-based […] Read more




Investing in details can guide fertilizer decisions

Investing in details can guide fertilizer decisions

Soil tests are a baseline, but there are other options on which to judge best use of expensive fertilizer

For those who want to reduce fertilizer costs, certified crop adviser and Renfrew County farmer Jennifer Doelman has some tips.  Fertilizer availability has fluctuated in recent months, she notes. Staff […] Read more