Hormuz Shock Sparks Fertilizer and Fuel Squeeze for U.S. Farmers
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U.S. farmers are contending with a sharp surge in fertilizer and diesel costs after Iran’s actions disrupted shipments via the Strait of Hormuz, prompting many to buy at higher prices or cut usage as spring planting proceeds, with potential spillover effects on yields and farm incomes.
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