What the Middle East conflict could mean for Irish fertiliser prices
The conflict in the Middle East has sent shockwaves through global agriculture.
It has also shone the spotlight firmly on the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow shipping lane that normally carries roughly a quarter to a third of the world’s nitrogen fertilizer exports.
What will this mean for Irish farmers who rely heavily on imported fertiliser?
In this episode of AgriFocus Francess McDonnell is joined by Sam Taylor an executive director with RaboResearch, a division of Rabobank.
Currently based in the US, Sam has been involved in agriculture throughout his life, having grown up in a large farming…
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