OMAHA (DTN) -- Retail fertilizer prices tracked by DTN for the last week of March 2022 are moving significantly higher again. All fertilizers were higher with some double digits higher compared to last month.

Leading the way higher was DAP. The phosphorus fertilizer was 17% more expensive compared to last month and had an average price of $1,033/ton.

DAP prices are now at the highest level in the history of DTN's data set. The previous high for the phosphorus fertilizer was $984/ton set the first week of November 2008.

Potash was 15% higher compared to last month with an average price of $868/ton. MAP was 12% more expensive looking back a month, with an average price of $1,045/ton.

Also a considerable amount higher were 10-34-0, urea and UAN28. DTN designates a significant move as anything 5% or more.

10-34-0 was up 7% compared to to last month and had an average price of $896/ton. Urea was 6% more expensive versus the prior month and had an average price of $1,022/ton. This was an all-time high and urea is above $1,000 for the first time ever.

Also higher was UAN28. The nitrogen fertilizer was up 6% from last month and had an average price of $637/ton.

The remaining two fertilizers were slightly lower compared to last month. Anhydrous had an average price of $1,526/ton (all-time high) and UAN32 $711/ton (all-time high).

On a price per pound of nitrogen basis, the average urea price was at $1.11/lb.N, anhydrous $0.93/lb.N, UAN28 $1.14/lb.N and UAN32 $1.11/lb.N.

Most fertilizers continue to be considerably more expensive than one year earlier.

MAP and 10-34-0 is now 50% more expensive, DAP is 67% higher, UAN28 is 88% more expensive, UAN32 is 89% higher, urea is 102% more expensive, potash is 104% is higher and anhydrous is 123% higher compared to last year.

DTN gathers fertilizer prices from agriculture retailers each week to compile the DTN Fertilizer Index. DTN first began reporting data in November 2008.

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A labor dispute at Canadian Pacific Railway which could have severely affected the flow of fertilizer has been resolved. You can read about it here: https://www.dtnpf.com/….

Dry Date Range DAP MAP POTASH UREA Mar 29-Apr 2 2021 618 697 429 502 Apr 26-30 2021 629 703 433 513 May 24-28 2021 652 709 443 523 Jun 21-25 2021 670 720 469 541 Jul 19-23 2021 695 750 543 553 Aug 16-20 2021 695 755 564 556 Sep 13-17 2021 702 776 598 572 Oct 11-15 2021 798 860 710 719 Nov 8-12 2021 821 906 762 832 Dec 6-10 2021 840 919 778 887 Jan 3-7 2022 863 931 807 913 Jan 31-Feb 4 2022 877 933 813 905 Feb 28-Mar 4 2022 879 937 815 887 Mar 28-Apr 1 2022 1033 1045 868 1022 Liquid Date Range 10-34-0 ANHYD UAN28 UAN32 Mar 29-Apr 2 2021 599 685 340 377 Apr 26-30 2021 613 710 350 391 May 24-28 2021 619 719 361 407 Jun 21-25 2021 625 724 366 420 Jul 19-23 2021 632 736 365 419 Aug 16-20 2021 631 743 369 420 Sep 13-17 2021 632 762 381 428 Oct 11-15 2021 654 873 442 488 Nov 8-12 2021 719 1162 566 614 Dec 6-10 2021 756 1372 577 661 Jan 3-7 2022 795 1430 584 679 Jan 31-Feb 4 2022 826 1487 600 699 Feb 28-Mar 4 2022 837 1487 603 703 Mar 28-Apr 1 2022 896 1526 637 711

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