Sulfur is a key ingredient in the fertilizer American farmers use to grow much of the nation’s food, and its price has spiked as war and foreign export restrictions squeeze global supply.
America produces enough sulfur to meet its own needs, but much of it is still exported to foreign, state-run buyers instead of staying here to support American farmers. That’s driving up food costs and deepening our dependence on foreign countries for a resource we already have.
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