Experts warn that the rise in fertilizer prices due to the war could affect wheat planning

The article warns that the international rise in fertilizer prices, driven by the armed conflict and tensions in energy markets, is generating concern in the Argentine agricultural sector, as it could affect planning for the next growing season. The increased costs, coupled with uncertainty about supply, jeopardize investment and productivity levels, especially for crops that rely heavily on these inputs. This could translate into lower yields or changes in planting decisions, impacting both the country's production and exports.