Nebraska Farmers Face Soaring Gas & Fertilizer Prices
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Nebraska farmers face soaring gas and fertilizer prices, with diesel up by a dollar and urea surging by over 30% since late February. Jason Lewis, a local grower, reports fertilizer costs rising from $800 to over $1000 per ton. Experts warn a prolonged war in the Middle East could exacerbate costs and losses for producers. As agriculture is a significant driver of Nebraskas economy, uncertainty persists, with officials considering expanding E-fifteen blends to potentially ease gas prices in the future.
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