What your crop is worth — and what it costs to grow it

agri.markets tracks prices for 11 crops and 3 fertilizers, sourced automatically from the World Bank, Eurostat, Statistics Canada and USDA, and explains what moves them — in plain language, for farmers, not traders.

Price Dashboard

Global benchmark prices from the World Bank Pink Sheet, plus regional detail from Eurostat (EU) and Statistics Canada (Canadian provinces). Pick a commodity for its full chart with region and time-range filters.

Wheat

242.8 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

Corn

205.7 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

Soybeans

440 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

Rice

424 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

Barley

80.38 USD/mt (World, 2020-08)

Sugar

0.32 USD/kg (World, 2025-12)

Coffee

8.4 USD/kg (World, 2025-12)

Cocoa

5.78 USD/kg (World, 2025-12)

Cotton

1.63 USD/kg (World, 2025-12)

Canola

682.37 CAD/mt (Alberta, 2026-05)

Milk

48.31 EUR/100kg (EU-27 avg., 2024)

Farm Input Prices

The cost side of the same World Bank Pink Sheet: nitrogen, phosphate and potash fertilizer prices, so you can weigh them against what your crop is worth right now.

Urea

392.5 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

DAP (Diammonium Phosphate)

627.5 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

Potassium Chloride (Potash)

358.33 USD/mt (World, 2025-12)

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Market Report Aggregator

USDA NASS Quick Stats (monthly national) and AMS MyMarketNews (daily, state-level) are already feeding the price dashboard above. More open data sources planned: