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World Fertilizer - May 2023
The sun is out and so is World Fertilizer’s brand-new May/June issue! Contributing Editor, Gordon Cope, kicks things off with a Regional Report, considering how Europe will eliminate its dependency on Russian natural gas and navigate the challenges of fertilizer and food security. Following this, FEECO International, Inc. discuss how rotary dryers operate and why they are favoured for phosphates. This issue contains a host of technical articles not only on the topic of phosphate processing, but includes insights on fertilizer conveying and handling, sulfuric acid technology, granulation, and more.£30.00
World Fertilizer - April 2023
World Fertilizer’s April issue is out now, and contains a range of fascinating articles on topics such as vibrating screens, bagging and blending, ammonia solutions, and corrosion control. The issue begins with a regional report from Contributing Editor, Gordon Cope, evaluating the impacts of the Ukraine war on the North American fertilizer sector.£30.00
World Fertilizer - March 2023
World Fertilizer’s March issue starts with an overview of the global nitrogen market from Profercy Nitrogen where Richard Ewing discusses how nitrogen fertilizer markets, such as ammonia and urea, are set to favour buyers in 2023, and shares the outlook for key industry players, as supply returns and price volatility fades. Deepika Thapliyal and Julia Meehan, from ICIS Fertilizers, also weigh in with their forecast on how the global market will fare in the year ahead. The rest of the issue is packed full of technical articles on the topics of water treatment and management, heat exchangers, reformer technology, granulation prilling and compaction, and much more.£30.00
World Fertilizer - February 2023
World Fertilizer is kicking off the new year with a brand-new January/February issue, featuring a keynote article from ICIS Fertilizers, who share an overview of the phosphates market and consider what the year ahead may bring. Following this, Prayon explores the recent technologies and developments of the phosphoric acid industry that are set to contribute towards a more sustainable fertilizer sector. The rest of the issue is packed full of technical articles on the topics of urea/melamine technology, decarbonisation and green ammonia, materials handling and loading systems, and much more.£30.00
World Fertilizer - December 2022
World Fertilizer’s final issue of the year kicks off with a Regional Report from Gordon Cope, considering how the MENA region’s fertilizer sector will fare in the face of rising food costs and war-induced shortages. Following this, Hydro Inc. outlines the steps that can be taken to improve the performance, safety, and reliability of vertical pumps. The rest of the November/December issue contains a host of interesting articles from expert contributors, on topics such as blending, handling and storage, corrosion control, heat technology and granulation, prilling and compaction.
World Fertilizer - October 2022
The October issue of World Fertilizer begins with a regional report on the UKCS from ICIS Fertilizers. The rest of the issue includes articles on sulfur and sulfuric acid, conveying and handling, reformer technology, phosphates, process analysers, and emissions monitoring.
World Fertilizer - September 2022
The September issue of World Fertilizer begins with a keynote article on the global ammonia market from Black & Veach. The rest of the issue includes articles on ammonium nitrates, fans and blowers, heat technology, decarbonisation, green ammonia, pumps and compressors, additives and coatings, and water treatment.
World Fertilizer - July 2022
The July / August issue of World Fertilizer begins with a keynote article on the global potash market from Rabobank. The rest of the issue includes articles on dust control and loading, HTHA, software and automation, urea, catalysts, and precious metal recovery.
World Fertilizer - May 2022
The May/June issue of World Fertilizer begins with a Guest Comment from Jacob Hansen, Director General of Fertilizers Europe, considering the impact that Europe’s ‘decoupling’ from Russia could have on the domestic fertilizer industry. This issue’s Regional Report from Contributing Editor, Gordon Cope, follows a similar theme, with the article examining the potential effects of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine on Europe’s fertilizer sector. The issue also contains a variety of interesting articles covering topics such as heat technology, granulation, prilling and compaction, and vibrating screens.