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    High commodity prices fuel high cost of fertiliser

    Oct 22, 2021 1 minute
    – Susan Marais

    There seemed to be no upper limit to rising fertiliser prices, Henk le Roux, newly elected chairperson of the Fertilizer Association of South Africa, told Farmer’s Weekly recently.

    High international commodity prices had created a

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