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Russ Quinn

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As seen in: The Progressive Farmer, Farms.com, Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net, AgFax, FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network), Western Livestock Journal, Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network, Tractor Report
DTN staff reporter focusing on fertilizer and equipment. Also an active eastern Nebraska farmer growing corn, soybeans, and beef cattle. Husband & dad of 3.
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Urea, UAN32 lead majority of fertilizers' prices lower

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By Russ Quinn Verified
| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified
Urea during the third week of June was 12% less expensive than a month ago with an average price of $731/ton. (DTN chart) Retail fertilizer prices tracked by DTN for the third week of June 2026 show most nutrients are lower than last month. This is the second week in a row this has happened. Six fertilizers were lower compared to last month while the remaining two were slightly higher. DTN designates a significant move as anything 5% or more. Leading the nutrients lower were urea and UAN32.
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DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends

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By Russ Quinn Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Urea, UAN32 Leads Majority of Fertilizers' Prices Lower 6/24/2026 | 6:24 AM CDT By Russ Quinn , DTN Staff Reporter Urea during the third week of June was 12% less expensive than a month ago with an average price of $731/ton. (DTN chart) OMAHA (DTN) -- Retail fertilizer prices tracked by DTN for the third week of June 2026 show most nutrients are lower than last month. This is the second week in a row this has happened.
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New research shows soybeans can be utilized as summer forage

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By Russ Quinn Verified
| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified
A recent study led by University of Missouri Extension agronomy specialist Rudra Baral found forage soybeans show great promise for bridging the summer forage gap. This is good news for livestock producers who continue to face rising feed costs, unpredictable weather and seasonal forage shortages during the summer.
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