US-Canada tariff clash could reshape fertilizer use for years

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A new US-Canada tariff dispute could raise fertilizer costs and create price uncertainty, prompting farmers to reduce potassium and phosphorus applications and potentially yield smaller harvests in coming seasons, with Canada’s role as a major potash supplier and related supply disruptions potentially pushing food prices higher even if tariffs are lifted later.
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