Costs going higher in 2027 | Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network

Costs going higher in 2027 | Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network

USDA’s latest Commodity Cost and Returns report shows production expenses are expected to climb for every major crop in 2026 as global energy and fertilizer market disruptions continue to ripple through agriculture. The report follows months of volatility tied to conflict involving Iran and concerns about shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Higher fertilizer costs are adding pressure to already tight farm margins. The findings mirror a recent…

Production Costs Expected to Reach New Highs in 2027

The latest USDA Commodity Cost and Returns report provides the first comprehensive look at how recent disruptions in global energy and fertilizer markets are filtering down to the farm level. Released after months of… Source