It would be nice if the Media people would be hel
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Posted On: 03/18/2022 5:06:11 PM
It would be nice if the Media people would be held accountable in some form.
I feel this this country is so fucked it bothers me to see that kind of stuff.
I think we are going back into Financial Slavery like under O bummer
I kinda want to go back to not caring Or Knowing
Adjustment of pricelist and material surcharge from January
Jan 17, 2022 — We are adjusting our prices for deliveries from 17 January 2022 ... Significant increases in the cost of raw materials
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.50% Surge in Fertilizer Prices Adds $128,000 in On-Farm Costs for 2022, Finds Texas A&M Study
Under FAPRI’s August 2021 baseline outlook, nitrogen prices were expected to increase about 10% in 2022. Based on current spot market prices, it appears as though fertilizer prices will increase in excess of 80% for the 2022 planting season (relative to 2021).
The report found that the largest whole-farm impact would fall on AFPC’s feedgrain farms at an average of $128,000 per farm.
The largest per-acre impact would fall on AFPC’s rice farms at $62.04 per acre.
https://www.agweb.com/news/crops/corn/50-surg...to%202021).
I feel this this country is so fucked it bothers me to see that kind of stuff.
I think we are going back into Financial Slavery like under O bummer
I kinda want to go back to not caring Or Knowing
Adjustment of pricelist and material surcharge from January
Jan 17, 2022 — We are adjusting our prices for deliveries from 17 January 2022 ... Significant increases in the cost of raw materials
==================
.50% Surge in Fertilizer Prices Adds $128,000 in On-Farm Costs for 2022, Finds Texas A&M Study
Under FAPRI’s August 2021 baseline outlook, nitrogen prices were expected to increase about 10% in 2022. Based on current spot market prices, it appears as though fertilizer prices will increase in excess of 80% for the 2022 planting season (relative to 2021).
The report found that the largest whole-farm impact would fall on AFPC’s feedgrain farms at an average of $128,000 per farm.
The largest per-acre impact would fall on AFPC’s rice farms at $62.04 per acre.
https://www.agweb.com/news/crops/corn/50-surg...to%202021).
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