The environment

TFI President Chris Jahn has issued a statement commending the appointment of the next Secretary of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).

On Friday 21 April, a 4340 gal. tanker spilt ammonium thiosulfate, a liquid fertilizer, in Odebolt, Iowa.

Aker Solutions wins contracts for concept studies for carbon capture at Yara's ammonia plant on Herøya as well as Norcem's cement production facility in Brevik, Norway.

Montana State University (MSU) Extension Soil Fertility Specialist, Clain Jones, has shared information on the unique soil fertility needs of pulse crops in contrast to the needs of small grains.

Solvay’s Peroxides Global Business Unit (GBU) and SUEZ China have formed a partnership in the industrial wastewater treatment market in order to provide a broad ‘one-stop’ solution to Greater China.

Registration is now open for the 2017 4R Summit.

Recent reaction to Scott Pruitt’s order denying a petition that sought to ban chlorpyrifos.

Durango Resources Inc. has announced that management has initiated discussions with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in relation to using its limestone for fertilizer use.

This breakthrough invention will be presented by researchers to the National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society.

The Climate Corp. and Koch Agronomic Services LLC have announced a research agreement that marks a significant step forward in applying data-driven digital tools to support more efficient nutrient management practices.

Experts publish best approaches for effective nutrient management in the face of climate change.

Cleveland Potash has confirmed plans to apply for planning permission to extend operations at the Boulby Mine, Cleveland.

Pursuant to the agreement, Aalborg CSP will design and deliver a solar heating system for Agrimin’s 100% owned Mackay Sulphate of Potash Project in Western Australia.

Maxtech Ventures Inc. has announced it has entered into an arms-length agreement to acquire 2 additional manganese prospective mineral claims, reaching 20 000 hectares in Brazil.

“The work of American producers and growers ensures consumers in our country have plenty of safe food,” said Acting Agriculture Deputy Secretary, Michael L. Young.