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Episode 199 Highlights ✨
01:07 This Ag Web article – “Fertilizer Free Fall”
02:39 But then here’s the problem <<
03:17 On market volatility and Nitrogen prices <
04:19 The unnecessary tax being paid by the American farmer
05:16 Here’s what really the article is all about ß
06:53 On hitting rock bottom in terms of fertilizer prices …
08:17 A really vague article on fertilizer prices!
09:19 Logistics challenges due to COVID-19
11:22 On fertilizer prices following grain prices, on going up or going down?
12:42 What the fall of 24 look like?
13:20 Maximizing efficiency and future farming
14:31 Get ready because we're going to see other things go up
15:30 The implications of agricultural inputs on growers <<
16:30 Work with people who are ultimately concerned about your bottom line
17:54 Always be willing to look at an alternative!
19:02 The A Better Way to Farm advantage ß
20:06 Your community's a big deal, hit us up à 6 4 1 9 1 9 1 2 0 6
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