Three minutes to get your story in front of federal investigators.
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Four companies decide what you pay.
You cannot grow corn without nitrogen. You cannot make it yourself. And three out of every four tons produced in this country come from four companies. Potash and phosphate are the same story with different names: a handful of sellers, and nothing else to buy.
Fertilizer prices spiked in 2021 and 2022. There were reasons at the time. Those reasons passed. The prices never came back down.
Nobody has explained why.
Investigators cannot know where to look unless someone tells them.
Federal investigators can pull those companies' records. What they cannot do is know where to look unless someone who was there tells them.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is actively gathering testimony from agricultural producers and retailers about firsthand accounts of anti-competitive conduct. If you have been required to sign contracts that lock you in, been discouraged from buying elsewhere, or watched supply go "unavailable" when you knew it existed, that is exactly what they are asking about.
We will draft your complaint. You review it and send it.
Tell us how to reach you. Answer a few plain language questions, if you want to. We will turn your answers into a clear, concise complaint for you to review and send in your own words.
Specifics help most: prices, dates, names. But plain language is perfect, and you can skip anything you would rather not answer. Every submission helps build the case to restore fair markets.
Fertilizer profits went up. Family farms went under. This is the first real chance to do something about it. Click here to submit testimony.
