Farmers have less fertilizer available, which makes farming more expensive.Rephrase Only a minority of agriculturists can afford fertilization materials, leading to diminished crop output and yield constraints, subsequently jeopardizing sustenance availability and escalating market commodities costs.

Sustained remedies require amplifying local agrochemical output to lessen reliance on external provisions. Governments can give help or programs to small farmers to make buying fertilizer cheaper. Conversely, advocating for the application of domestic organic composts presents a cost-effective and eco-friendly choice for cultivators who are unable to buy foreign artificial nutrients.