Fertilizer project news

Cinis Fertilizer has signed a letter of intent with the Japanese ITOCHU Corporation with the goal of establishing operations in Asia.

Moisture measurement equipment is designed to detect the moisture levels within a product during the production process, to allow the user the ability to adjust as needed to increase the quality of the product.

KBR has announced that its K-GreeN® technology has been selected by a consortium consisting of Lotte Chemical, KNOC (Korea National Oil Corp) and Samsung Engineering for Lotte Chemical's H2biscus green ammonia project development in Sarawak, Malaysia.

The partnership is expected to bring about advancements in production technology, supply chain efficiencies, and market expansion, benefiting customers and stakeholders of both companies.

On the first anniversary of the approval of the Kunming-Montreal Biodiversity Framework at the biodiversity COP in Montreal (COP15), the IFA published an industry position statement on biodiversity.

With its SoilMapper platform, the company is looking to advance regenerative agriculture practices with comprehensive soil data, driving better decisions on tillage, fertilizer, planting, and soil treatments.

High fertilizer prices have incentivised farmers to adjust their practices. In a new study, South Dakota State University researchers explored what strategies are being deployed by farmers in South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota to combat these costs.

The companies have signed a contract for the production of fertilizers at the Sergipe and Bahia plants.

The notice to proceed with the full Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) activities is expected by the end of June 2024.

Seeking an efficient fertilizer solution that is readily available to the cotton plant and minimises waste, growers are taking the opportunity to hire 24 000 litre liquid storage tanks and have them delivered on farm ready for use.