Fertiliser prices set to be 16% higher next year (ireland independent)
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The Ireland Independent published a news article about the increase of fertilizer prices in Ireland due to the fluctuation of global supply and demand. 2016 research from Senior Research Fellows Antoine Bouet and David Laborde was included in the article detailing how EU farmers have been paying excess amounts for fertilizer.
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