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- The ongoing war in the Middle East has driven fertiliser prices higher for UK farmers.
- Olly Harrison, a Merseyside farmer, says prices rose from £340 to over £700 per tonne.
- He plans to sell his current fertiliser rather than plant crops because of the rise.
- Lord John Fuller, chairman of Nitrasol, cautions inflation and famine risk in Africa and Asia, urging regulatory relaxations.
