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IARN – While geopolitical conflicts often take the blame for volatile nitrogen fertilizer prices, decades of deep industry consolidation- driven by natural gas costs- may be the true underlying factor. Henrique Monaco, a Ph.D. candidate in agricultural economics at the University of Illinois, said the current volatility in nitrogen fertilizer prices can’t be blamed entirely on the ongoing geopolitical situation.
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