Anhydrous Ammonia is priced at $900–$1,090/ton in Minnesota in spring 2026. Minnesota anhydrous prices are among the higher Corn Belt prices; rail freight from producing regions adds cost vs. river-terminal states.
| Market | Price Range | vs. 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Minnesota retail average | $900–$1,090/ton | +30% |
| Corn Belt average | $900–$1,100/ton | +25–30% |
| NOLA barge reference | $840–$1,010/ton | +20–25% |
Minnesota anhydrous prices are among the higher Corn Belt prices; rail freight from producing regions adds cost vs. river-terminal states.
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