North American Plain Urea Market Delayed

The spring season in the North and South Plains of Dakota is significantly delayed due to the climate. In the winter of this year, the local ice and snow disasters are numerous, and the spring rainfall is large. Affected by the postponement of the season, local dealers maintained their original quotation and waited for the use of corn and wheat to start fertilizers. At present, the urea arrival price is maintained at US$455/short ton.