Christine McKee, a farmer in southern Alberta, is concerned about soaring fertilizer prices due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, which has disrupted global supply chains. The average cost of urea fertilizer has risen significantly, with analysts predicting a potential shortage if the situation persists. While Canada produces its own fertilizer, domestic prices are still influenced by global markets, raising concerns about profitability for farmers as planting season approaches.
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