The high cost of fertilizer continues to weigh on the minds of many farmers. Tom Gillis, who grows corn and soybeans in western Wisconsin, says this spring’s price spikes caused him to alter his plans. “We went with more liquid starter and less dry bulk application, and we switched to anhydrous this spring versus 32%, […]

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