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Agricultural experts weigh in on this year’s increased input costs for farmers
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Prince Albert Daily Herald
“Fertilizer costs are up.
Zike emphasized that rising input costs are an all-too-familiar situation for agricultural producers.
To help ease the burden of rising input costs, the GFO is advocating that the Canadian government remove tariffs on Russian fertilizer imports.
So, I would say we’re also working on getting the fertilizer tariffs removed,” said Zike, noting that it is a tough situation politically.
Beyond policy changes to help with fertilizer costs, farmers can reduce the fertilizer they are using by doing soil testing.