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.
The Climate Corporation and Koch Agronomic Services collaborate to further enhance digital tools to support farmers’ efforts to efficiently manage crop nutrients.
TFI celebrates National Ag Day and resognises the important role fertilizer plays in global food production on 21 March.
Agriculture Council of America announces 2017 National Ag Day date and theme.
The Fertilizer Institute President Chris Jahn issued a statement on the House Committee on Agriculture Subcommittee on Biotechnology, Horticulture and Research hearing on agriculture research in the next Farm Bill.
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has instructed Tata Chemicals to shut down the 1.2 million tpy Haldia fertilizer plant.
The Hessian Minister of the Environment, Climate Protection, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, Priska Hinz, recently visited the Werra potash plant in the Hesse-Thuringia potash district.
The Fertilizer Institute President Chris Jahn issued the following statement on the Senate confirmation of Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt as Administrator of the US Environmental Protection Agency.
AAF International recently supplied a dust collection system to help its client to protect its employees and belt conveyors from fine particles emitted during phosphate transportation.
At ENPAR Technologies’ Virginia site, the AmmEL plant is successfully reducing toxic ammonia in waste water.