I'm going to throw out a positive thought here, be

I'm going to throw out a positive thought here, because I can.. LOL! With demand and iron prices on an incline again, would it make sense that iron for fertilizer could become harder to come by also, once miners lock in higher iron prices and contracts, thus making the fertilizer price rise in stride? $350/ton for fert, was the going price when iron was down to $80.. Iron is up 33% as of today. We could be talking nice bank if fertilizer does the same.. It could be well over $450/ton if it rises with the tide.. Come on permits and ships!!!..