The war in Iran is squeezing American farmers through higher fertilizer and fuel costs, with farm groups warning that if disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue, shoppers could eventually see the impact at the grocery store.
Iran war drives up fertilizer costs for US farmers, raising fears of higher food prices
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