Potash (MOP) is trading at $310–$380 per ton in U.S. Corn Belt markets in spring 2026, roughly flat to +10% year over year. Canadian supply expansion provides a buffer against disruptions.
| Product | Price | vs. 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Potash MOP NOLA barge | $290–$350/ton | +5% |
| Potash MOP Corn Belt retail | $310–$380/ton | +8% |
| Potash MOP Northern Plains | $320–$390/ton | +7% |
Potash is the most attractively priced major input right now. Pre-buying fall 2026 needs at current prices makes sense before Brazilian demand cycle tightens supply.
Nutrien and Mosaic expanded Canadian capacity, providing global buffer supply.
Belarusian potash remains under Western sanctions; Canadian and Russian supply has partially filled the gap.
Brazil's soy crop drives global potash demand; their buying cycle affects U.S. pricing.
CAD/USD movements affect competitiveness of Canadian potash imports.
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