Mosaic announces senior leadership change
Mosaic Co. has announced that Rich Mack will step down as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer and officially leave the company in May this year.
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Mosaic Co. has announced that Rich Mack will step down as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer and officially leave the company in May this year.
Iteris Inc. and AgSpace Agriculture Ltd have announced the integration of ClearAg data visualisation components into AgSpace’s Contour Platform.
Encanto has filed the requested project information in advance of its application for supplemental funding across various government departments led by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada.
CRU is bringing the Phosphates 2018 conference to the Mövenpick Mansour Eddahbi Hotel in Marrakesh, Morocco, on 12 – 14 March 2018.
According to Reuters, Scott Moe has been chosen as the new leader of the governing party of Saskatchewan, Canada.
According to Reuters, the CEO of Nutrien Ltd has spoken at a CIBC investor conference in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, providing an update on the company’s activities and plans.
Vivakor Inc. has released a letter by the Chairman and CEO to the company’s shareholders regarding objectives for this year.
Vegalab Inc. has announced that it has started selling its products through two of the 25 largest retailers in the US: Buttonwillow Warehouse Co. Inc. and Mid Valley Agricultural Services Inc.
KBR Inc. has announced that it has been awarded a contract by Indorama and Toyo Engineering Corp. for the Train 2 ammonia plant at Indorama’s Port Harcourt site in Nigeria.
Sigma Agriscience has announced that it has acquired a controlling interest in AM-AG – an international marketer and distributor of agriculture products with operations in both the US and Latin America.
According to Reuters, agriculture production costs in China are set to rise quickly this year due to the higher cost of pesticide and fertilizer.
According to Reuters, maize production in Zambia could drop by approximately 50% in the 2017/2018 crop season if the current dry spell continues into February.