Iranian Farmers Turn to Homemade Fertilizer Amid War-Driven Price Surges
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Farmers in Iran are increasingly producing their own fertilizer as a response to steep price increases linked to the ongoing Iran war. The do-it-yourself approach is being described as a blessing for those struggling with costs.
The NPR report highlights that rising fertilizer prices, driven by the war, have prompted farmers to adopt homemade alternatives. No specific figures or named individuals are provided in the source.
The situation reflects broader economic pressures on Iran's agricultural sector amid the conflict.
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