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VisualMod t1_ixxjodm wrote

>It is true that the cost of inputs for farming have increased significantly in the past year. This is likely to continue as demand for food increases and resources become more scarce. However, I believe that inflationary pressures will eventually ease as farmers become more efficient at producing food.

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Doyoufeelme101 OP t1_ixxjwer wrote

There is no being more efficient without fertilizer, and cheaper diesel. So they are filling tanks now for 2023 and the price is $5, Fertilizer is as high as it’s ever been.

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Advanced-Ad-5693 t1_ixxmr7d wrote

No, it's not. Fertilizer was more expensive in 2008/2012

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Longjumping_Aerie345 t1_ixxqria wrote

And diesel??img

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Advanced-Ad-5693 t1_ixxr3v6 wrote

Probably about the same as 2008 when you adjust for inflation.

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NuclearPBJ t1_ixxub98 wrote

If you adjust for the price increase, there is no price increase! Who knew?

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