The price of chemical fertilizer has been lowered in an all-round way, and the nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers have dropped by 654.38+10,000 yuan a ton. What are the main factors that affect the price? With the arrival of agricultural planting season in September, dealers have inventory demand, and compound fertilizer plants and northeast chemical fertilizer plants also have replenishment demand. Urea prices will fluctuate more frequently this week. In June this year, small urea was as high as 3 100 yuan, large urea was more expensive, and potash fertilizer was as high as 5,300 yuan. Potassium chloride in Northeast China even rushed to the high price of 5,700 yuan, and phosphate fertilizer also exceeded 3,000 yuan/ton. The price of diesel oil is also rising, and the cost of agriculture is increasing sharply, which makes the meager income of growing grain disappear. People hope that food prices will pick up. At present, the domestic prices of small granular urea and diesel oil have declined.

Some mainstream urea products have dropped to 2400 yuan/ton, a decrease of 22%; The average price of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer per ton also decreased by about 1000 yuan, a decrease of about 30%. It is about to enter the fertilization season in wheat producing areas and the start-up season of winter storage in Northeast China. We hope that chemical fertilizers will not go up too much, so that farmers can buy chemical fertilizers at reasonable prices. Affected by many factors, domestic fertilizer prices reached a high point in June this year. However, the upward trend came to an abrupt end. At present, domestic urea has dropped to about 2400 yuan/ton, a decrease of 22%. The price of nitrogen fertilizer and phosphate fertilizer is also around 1000 yuan, and the price reduction is about 30%. Jie Zheng, a fertilizer analyst at Zhuo Chuang Information, believes that after entering the third quarter, the domestic fertilizer market began to decline. The main reason is that the use of agricultural chemical fertilizers in summer is over, industrial production is off-season, the demand for chemical fertilizers is reduced, and the flow of commodities is slowed down.

The collapse of urea will bring great benefits to farmers and improve their enthusiasm for planting. As we all know, planting is inseparable from urea, which can achieve the effect of increasing production. Especially for people who grow crops on a large scale, buying urea can save a lot of money now. Now fertilizer manufacturers can't stand the market pressure, they are all clearing their positions, and the relevant departments are constantly regulating and controlling, which will continue to cause the downward trend of fertilizer prices. No market will allow prices to continue to fall, so? Bottom rebound? Yes, so if you need it, you can buy some reserves now.