Iran War Triggers Global Fertilizer Crisis: Prices Skyrocket, Farmers Face Ruin

• The Iran war and rising West Asia tensions are causing a severe global agricultural crisis.
• Fertilizer prices have sharply increased due to disrupted supply routes; urea jumped from $470 to $550 per ton in days.
• Experts warn this crisis could be more severe than the 2022 Russia-Ukraine war's impact on agriculture.
• Disruption in natural gas supply is reducing fertilizer production, as gas is a key raw material.
• Rising fertilizer costs, up to 50% of farming expenses, threaten farmers' financial stability and global food prices.