DEVELOPING: There’s a new issue getting inputs after the only potash mine in Belarus declared a force majeure. Shipments have now stopped from the country. It’s just adding to the input price pressure. AgDay’s Clinton Griffiths got an update from Josh Linville of StoneX.
Belarus Potash Miner Declares Force Majeure
DEVELOPING: There’s a new issue getting inputs after the only potash mine in Belarus declared a force majeure.
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