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SUBSCRIBER ONLYUncertainty in the Middle East and the affect of Trump's presidency on the exchange rate are expected to drive up prices again.
The Central Statistics Office has estimated that fertiliser inputs costs on farms will finish 24% lower than last year.
Company released long-awaited accounts for 2022 and 2023 this week.
The CSO has projected that, overall, the agricultural price input index will fall by 9.8% this year, when compared with 2023.
There is no movement on fertiliser prices across NI, with little interest on forward buying for next spring.
The ReNure amendment to the Nitrates Directive would allow processed livestock manures to be used as a chemical fertiliser replacement, writes Teagasc researcher Maurice Deasy.