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Malawian farmers should expect a hike in fertilizer due to Ukraine crisis, officer says

By Bisola Adeyemo

Fertilizer Association of Malawi says farmers should expect hike in fertilizer in the next planting season, June or July, due to the war in Ukraine.

The association executive administration officer Mbawaka Phiri made this known on Thursday, saying that Russia is a major exporter of natural gas which is used to produce Urea and other fertilizers.

She said in the 2022/2023 agriculture season, the country should expect higher prices of fertilizer than of the previous farming season.

Meanwhile, Phiri has expressed fear that a plan by government not to engage middlemen in the procurement of fertilizer will suffocate the private sector.

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