A ‘bionic leaf’ could help feed the world
This breakthrough invention will be presented by researchers to the National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society.
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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.
Intrepid Potash’s Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer resigns and a replacement has been announced.
Delumper brand lump breakers are crushers specifically built by Franklin Miller Inc. that are versatile, high end industrial crushers designed for processing such materials as chemicals, minerals, food, food ingredients, pharmaceuticals, grain, fertilizer, coal, soap and more.
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.
The announcement is addition to the confirmation of further funding from Cartesian Capital.
Increase in the production of nutrient rich food crops and demands for sulfuric acid due to its diversified applications is driving the growth of the global sulfuric acid market.
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.
DuSolo Fertilizers Inc. has completed a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment of the company's Direct Application Natural Fertilizer Santiago Project.
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.
As of the 24 March, full production can begin at all sites of K+S’s Werra plant.