Fertilizer Industry News
Recent protests in Belarus have triggered a wave of share price volatility, London’s Financial Times reported on 18th August.
Recent protests in Belarus have triggered a wave of share price volatility, London’s Financial Times reported on 18th August.
We talk to Nicolas White , Portfolio & Knowledge Director at Tessenderlo Kerley International, about the company’s new agronomic book on SOP – Sulfate of Potash: More than 100 years of experience. At almost 350 pages, the book is unique in its depth and breadth of coverage.
Market Insight courtesy of Argus Media
The fertilizer industry’s ‘essential’ status is no barrier to bearish pricing, according to Andy Hemphill, senior markets editor for potash at ICIS Fertilizers.
We profile a selection of innovative speciality products and agronomic technologies that have recently been brought to market.
ICL Group has launched an interactive online advisory forum for farmers and agronomists.
Sulphur is becoming an increasingly important crop nutrient – due to a combination of lower sulphur emissions, the increasing prevalence of high-analysis fertilizers and higher cropping intensity.
Market Insight courtesy of Argus Media
A consortium of Chinese buyers has agreed the first potash contract with the Belarusian Potash Company (BPC) since September 2018.
CRU’s Laura Cross guides us through the current Covid-19 crisis and flags up the unique risks faced by the fertilizer industry as the pandemic unfolds.