Ostara and Taurus Agricultural Marketing announce new long-term partnership
Under this partnership, Taurus Ag will exclusively distribute Ostara’s Crystal Green® and Crystal Green Synchro™ 50 fertilizers into western Canada.
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Under this partnership, Taurus Ag will exclusively distribute Ostara’s Crystal Green® and Crystal Green Synchro™ 50 fertilizers into western Canada.
CF Industries expects the resulting green ammonia production to support the transition of American agriculture to low- and zero-carbon fertilizers.
The company has announced that Dr. Aaron Waltz has been named Chief Technology Officer of the company. Waltz brings over 20 years of experience in the agriculture industry and deep agronomic expertise.
The company’s energy-efficient catalyst technologies made a significant contribution to climate protection in 2022.
The companies have announced the signing of a letter of intent to jointly develop and construct a world scale low-carbon blue ammonia production facility as equal partners.
The company has delivered the first UK shipment of its low-carbon fertilizer to Simpsons Malt Limited as part of an exciting new project to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of malting barley and distilling wheat.
The company developed a solution to upgrade the plant’s original towers by lifting out the old intact assets, and manoeuvring the modular replacements into position.
The company has announced that three of its plants – Beatrice, Nebraska; Enid, Oklahoma; and Brandon, Manitoba – have earned 2022 ENERGY STAR® certification for superior energy performance from the US Environmental Protection Agency and Natural Resources Canada.
The company has announced that it has signed a definitive purchase agreement with Incitec Pivot Limited for IPL’s ammonia production complex located in Waggaman, Louisiana.
The new facility will deliver significant benefits to Western Australian grain growers.
The USDA has awarded Ostara US$7.6 million as part of a grant programme to increase US-based, innovative, sustainable, and farmer-focused fertilizer production.
The project is designed as a selective solution mine which, in contrast with traditional potash mining and solution mining, is expected not to produce salt tailings on surface.