Fertilizer project news
Mount Isa–Townsville rail line may reopen on 29 April, report Argus Media
Australia's 1000 km Mount Isa-Townsville rail line will reopen on 29 April, and will restore the haulage of base metal concentrates and fertilizers.
EU UAN complainant industry welcomes commission’s provisional anti-dumping regulation on imports.
EU UAN complainant industry welcomes commission’s provisional anti-dumping regulation on imports from Russia, Trinidad and Tobago and the US.
ResearchAndMarkets.com 2019 fertilizer report released
The ‘Innovations in Probiotic Fertilizers, Sustainable Proteins, Water Technology, Crop Monitoring, and Solid Waste Management’ report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
New solutions for producing high-purity MAP fertilizer
Technology company GEA proposes new solutions for the production of monoammonium phosphate (MAP) fertilizer.
Kalium Lakes develops Beyondie Sulfate of Potash Project
The Beyondie Sulfate of Potash Project involves the production of sulfate of potash (SOP) plus supporting infrastructure, in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia.
4R Solution Project to benefit smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa
Over 80 000 smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa will benefit from increased incomes with support from the 4R Solution Project.
Mosaic suspends phosphate mines in Brazil after new dam rules, Reuters report
The Mosaic Company, a Brazilian fertilizer maker, has said that it will suspend production at its phosphate mines of Tapira and Catalão.
Emmerson PLC signs heads of agreement for 100% of production from Khemisset Potash Project
Emmerson PLC has signed heads of agreement with Global Fertiliser Group covering offtake for 100% of production from Khemisset Potash Project.
OCP, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University and IFDC sign fertilizer solution agreement
The partnership will explore new fertilizer systems, develop value chains and implement field projects to benefit African farmers.
Sirius Minerals’ first tunnel boring machine launched
The first 1800 t tunnel boring machine will be used to construct Sirius Minerals’ 23 mile mineral transportation tunnel from Teesside to Whitby.