Ag Canada Market Outlook Report????

[timm]

In 2010, fertilizer prices will continue to decrease in
response to the weak worldwide fertilizer demand due
to the still struggling global economy, as well as to low
natural gas prices. AAFC forecasts that the average
prices paid for fertilizer in Canada will likely drop
another 15% in 2010.

[poorboy]

I am paying more for urea and 11-52 this fall than I did last fall.

Does this mean that we should be waiting for spring to buy?

[crusher]

Sounds like year old information.

[SASKFARMER3]

No its the same info I read early this morning had to do a double take.
But did also read a report that lots went out this fall in USA and that now is not the right time to buy fert wait till spring.
AG canada or DTN not sure which one makes sence.

[cityguy]

If you're bullish corn and a resulting increase in corn acres then you should be bullish fertilizer. Likewise if you're bearish corn and see a cut in corn acres then you should be bearish fertilizer. Save for short term logisitical issues, shouldn't fertilizers basically follow corn prices around?