“Importantísimo para el agro”: Caputo destacó la caída de un insumo vital para el campo y crece la expectativa por otra gran cosecha de trigo

The price of urea, a key fertilizer for wheat crops, has dropped significantly, falling by 32% in June alone, from $840 to $570 per ton. This price reduction, which brings it back to pre-conflict levels amid the U.S.-Iran tensions, is a major relief for Argentina's agricultural sector. Caputo's positive outlook suggests that this drop won't affect the upcoming planting season, raising hopes for another successful wheat harvest. This is crucial as agriculture is a backbone of the country's economy, and stable fertilizer prices are essential for maintaining productivity.