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This product offers a comprehensive view of fertilizer usage trends in the United States, spanning from 1960 to the latest available data. It covers the consumption of various nutrients and types of fertilizers, including mixed blends and micronutrients. Key insights include how much crop acreage receives fertilizers and the amounts applied per acre, specifically for major crops like corn, cotton, soybeans, and wheat.
For pricing, the product includes historical data up to 2014, with updated fertilizer price indices through 2018. The information is organized into tables, each focusing on different aspects of fertilizer use and crop-specific applications, providing valuable insights for agricultural planning and policymaking. This resource is essential for understanding agricultural productivity trends, nutrient management practices, and their implications for environmental sustainability and crop yield optimization in the United States.
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USDA| Source | Data | This product offers a comprehensive view of fertilizer usage trends in the United States, spanning from 1960 to the latest available data. It covers the consumption of various nu
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