Fertilizer prices unlikely to drop with oil market
Canadian industry officials say nitrogen fertilizer prices will stay high due to natural gas price controls and a 1985 86 deregulation transition. World surpluses create some price relief but farmers should not expect large declines this spring. WFCDA president Ross McKnight notes dealer services improve efficiency while oil prices fall.
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