Fertilizer Crisis Looms: California Farmers on Edge
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Fertilizer prices surge as Iran conflict threatens global supply
The Strait of Hormuz, a crucial fertilizer trade route, is at risk due to Iran conflict, causing concern for California farmers. Companies like GAR in Reedley are monitoring the situation, with CEO Ralph Rendon warning of potential price hikes. The US, heavily reliant on Middle East imports, faces potential crop shortfalls without key products like urea, nitrogen, and phosphate. Added pressures from rising natural gas and labor costs could impact food security, the economy, and grocery prices.
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