Fertilizer and coal prices are likely to go higher due to repercussions from the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The situation has become worse due to the COVID pandemic, price inflation, and policies in Europe to move away from fossil fuels.
The war in Ukraine is a big tragedy that must be stopped, or else there will be a global food shortage as fertilizer prices worldwide are already too high. The impacts include an increase in production costs, a reduction in the farmer’s profit margin, and high domestic food prices.
Gary Golon – Offer Quality Consultation for Selling Coal and Fertilizer
Gary Golon carries diverse background and expertise in petroleum and gas, precious metals, real estate, heavy equipment, mining, and banking. In response to the Russia-Ukraine war and COVID-19 global outbreak, Gary Golon and his wife took an initiative to assist business owners in selling coal and fertilizer like urea.
As concerns around fertilizer affordability and availability have been amplified by the war in Ukraine, he is helping business owners and individuals to build an action plan to fulfill their needs for natural resources. He helps in calculating the selling price of coal, order fulfillment, and production level, in accordance with prevailing laws and regulations.
He made me understand that fertilizer is a key to keeping soy, rice, corn, and wheat yields high. He suggested ways to ensure the fulfillment of coal needs as raw material/fuel for the domestic cement and fertilizer industry.
It was a wonderful experience working with Gary Golon in Gilbert, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA. He helped me to involve in large exploration projects and determine what’s profitable and what’s not.
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