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Updated to Q3 2021
During Q3, supply levels should increase to a moderate degree as the pull for seasonal volumes will have been concluded with secondary applications completed early in the period. With less immediate buying the quantity of domestic inventory should build even if arrival of international imports stays decreased.
During Q3, the amount of demand will decrease with the crops needs now satisfied. While there should be some more movement early in the period for any late plantings, or for the rice acreage, overall interest for New Orleans (Nola) barge shipments will ease until refilling gets underway later in the summer.
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Nitrogen (N) fertilizers are produced chemically using natural gas and hydrogen that is contained in the air. Ammonia is produced by mixing nitrogen and hydrogen gases in the presence of heat, pressure and a catalyst compound.
Urea is the most widely-produced and commonly-traded nitrogen fertilizer. Production amounts to more than 140m. tonnes a year, of which about 30m.
The US weekly urea report covers the spot price of urea in the US Gulf (USG). Urea is a major source of nitrogen – a key plant nutrient for many of the crops that we grow for food, feed and fuel.
The report is important to producers, distributors and dealers of urea who need to know and receive an in-depth analysis of trends in the fertilizer industry.
Urea is important to wheat growers – specifically because it is the main source of nitrogen for both winter and spring wheat.
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