U.S. Extends Jones Act Waiver for Selected Cargoes
A 90-day extension lets qualifying foreign-flagged ships move selected fuel, fertilizer and agricultural cargoes between U.S. ports from Aug. 17.
Fertilizer
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USDA Opens Applications for $500 Million Fertilizer Program
The USDA is accepting applications for up to $500 million to expand independent domestic fertilizer production and improve supply options for U.S. farmers.
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USDA Opens $500 Million Fertilizer Expansion Program With Aug. 17 Deadline
The USDA is accepting applications for the FIELDS program, which will provide competitive cost-share awards for domestic fertilizer production and related infrastructure.
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USDA opens $500 million fertilizer program to expand domestic supply
The USDA is accepting applications for the FIELDS program, a nationwide initiative intended to expand domestic fertilizer production, promote competition and strengthen agricultural supply chains.
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Conflict and Energy Shocks Threaten Farm Inputs and Global Hunger Gains
Global hunger fell for a third year in 2025, but UN scenarios warn that conflict-driven energy, fertilizer and shipping shocks could reverse gains.
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USDA’s $500 Million Fertilizer Program Faces an Aug. 17 Deadline
USDA is accepting FIELDS applications through Aug. 17 for domestic fertilizer projects, but the program is not direct farmer aid or immediate price relief.
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IEA says Middle East gas shock could keep LNG markets tight through 2027
The IEA says Middle East disruptions have delayed the expected LNG supply wave, leaving gas markets tighter and more volatile through 2027.
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EU Finalizes Emergency Farm Support as Fertilizer Costs Rise
EU governments have approved faster CAP tools and €540 million in targeted aid, but national rules will determine when farmers receive support before 2027 planting decisions.
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White House declares fertilizer emergency, suspends some Morocco duties
United States Breaking National Politics – The White House says the temporary move is meant to keep phosphate fertilizer available for U.S. farmers.