Fertilizers

US fertilizer supply and production dynamics with CRU Group's Chris Lawson
RaboResearch's Farm Inputs Analyst Sam Taylor discusses the ever-complex topic of US fertilizer supplies and production with CRU Group's Head of Market Intelligence,

Crop Exchange: Introducing the show and our team, plus a conversation on Iran
Welcome back to the North America Agribusiness podcast channel. Did you miss us? We're starting up a new series, focused on production and markets for North American crops, ranging from commodities in the Midwest to specialty crops in California. In this episode, the RaboResearch North American Crops team discusses how the conflict in Iran is impacting global crop production – and what that means for North American agriculture. But first, we would like to introduce you to our team. Focusing on all things crops, from grains and oilseeds to stone fruits and berries, we bring current and timely insights along with in‑depth overviews of the research we are conducting, as well as what we are hearing across the agri‑food value chain. In today's episode, we are excited to introduce our six‑member team and some of the research we're working on.

Exclusive Australian dairy outlook: Building a resilient sector as growth slows
The Australian dairy sector’s long‑term structural adjustment toward greater scale and efficiency continues.

Is there a global food crisis coming?
We discuss how the conflict in the Middle East and the effective double blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are reshaping fertilizer markets and key crops.

Global semiannual fertilizer outlook: Tensions in the Middle East trigger disruptions in the fertilizer market
Agriculture Analyst Paul Joules chats with Bruno Fonseca, Senior Farm Inputs Analyst and recent lead author of RaboResearch’s latest Semiannual Fertilizer Outlook,

Exclusive Semiannual fertilizer outlook: Tensions in the Middle East trigger disruptions in the fertilizer market
Global fertilizer markets face tight supply, weak affordability, and price risk, which point to pressure on farm economics and risks for crop production and food prices.
