Russia Fertilizer Trade Cutoff - US Farmers Could Face Sky High Costs

A push among US politicians to restrict Russian fertilizer trade is putting potash, urea and an already tight UAN market in focus. President Trump says the US is working on a deal to buy Belarusian potash at a lower price, but Belarus has little access to world markets. Its usual export route through Lithuania has been closed since Russian troops entered Belarus to attack Kyiv, leaving Russia as the only way out for its tons. Josh Linville, StoneX VP of Fertilizer, explains why a US deal for Belarusian potash runs into hard export limits, and where the bigger supply risks sit for US farmers. View his full report in the related video.