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Iowa attorney general leads study of high fertilizer prices

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Miller said trade groups for corn and soybean producers have told him farmers are reeling from high fertilizer prices.

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  1. Weareiowa

    Iowa attorney general leads study of high fertilizer prices (opens Weareiowa)

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    Miller said trade groups for corn and soybean producers have told him farmers are reeling from high fertilizer prices.

  2. Quad-City Times

    CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: Iowa AG looking at rise in fertilizer costs (opens Quad-City Times)

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    DES MOINES — Prompted by questions from the state’s corn growers, the Iowa Attorney General’s Office is working with economists to study why fertilizer prices have spiked over the past

  3. Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

    CAPITOL DIGEST: Iowa AG looking at rise in fertilizer costs (opens Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

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    DES MOINES — Prompted by questions from the state’s corn growers, the Iowa Attorney General’s Office is working with economists to study why fertilizer prices have spiked over the past

  4. Iowa Capital Dispatch

    Iowa attorney general to investigate fertilizer prices (opens Iowa Capital Dispatch)

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    Tom Miller said his office will study the farm fertilizer market to determine whether prices are artificially inflated.

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