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No, but it makes it pricier. In case you don't know: "Fungible describes goods, assets, or commodities that are mutually interchangeable, meaning one unit is e
by IAmBroom 6mo ago
No, but it makes it pricier. In case you don't know:
"Fungible describes goods, assets, or commodities that are mutually interchangeable, meaning one unit is equivalent to another of the same type and value.
- 8note 6mo agomind you, the hormuz fertilizer and the canadian fertilizer arent interchangeable. they are two parts of a three part whole. they arent perfectly fungible either - the core nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus can come in many forms, and need some chemical processing to get into the right shape for use