Fertilizer project news

Verde AgriTech’s Board has approved an accelerated plan for a district scale rare earths discovery project, with a third drill rig expected at the end of October.

LB Technologies has finalised a project with the Spanish company Medifer through the supply of processing systems.

Perdaman has strengthened the Australian industry with a AUS$90 million UF-80 urea coating supply contract to Hexion Australia.

Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp. has announced the closing of a new licensing deal and the introduction of a new proprietary fertilizer product.

Argus has launched a suite of fertilizer price assessments offering market participants new insights into fertilizer supply chains in Africa.

In the September issue of World Fertilizer Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 Consulting, Germany, considers low-cost, low-risk pathways to reduced carbon dioxide intensity in the production of nitrogen fertilizers.

CP-Pumpen has agreed to supply its customised centrifugal pumps for the world's first Ash2Phos plant to PhosphorGewinnung Schkopau GmbH.

Nitricity has raised US$50 million to go global with its technology for transforming almond waste into organic fertilizer.

Verde AgriTech has been granted a patent for advanced fertilizer production technology, combining glauconitic siltstone and beneficial microorganisms.

Sage Potash has received a US$14 million grant from the USDA to fund the construction of a Utah potash project.