OMAHA, N.E.(KELO)- The Iran war is sending shock waves that are being felt in South Dakota.
Iran has closed off shipping in the Straight of Hormuz, giving it a choke hold on oil and fertilizer shipments.
As farmers prepare for spring planting, that’s changing the dynamics of the growing season.
Economist Ernie Goss:
Farmers say higher input costs could be offset by timely rains and a good crop.
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