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Australia to Plant Less Wheat as Global Fertilizer Woes Deepen

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Wheat farmers in Australia — one of the world’s biggest agricultural exporters — are paring back plantings as concerns over fertilizer supplies mount, the latest sign of how the war in Iran is disrupting operations on farms around the world.

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