Fertilizer International
The magazine for the global fertilizer industry

Latest issue:
May/June 2019

• Fertilizer Canada: well-positioned to compete
  Its commitment to domestic supply investments, trade negotiations, and safe and sustainable production has positioned Canada at the forefront of the fertilizer industry internationally. Canada's fertilizer industry is well-positioned to compete globally, as Garth Whyte, the president and CEO of Fertilizer Canada, explains.

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• Fertilizer International at 50
  Fertilizer International will reach its half-century in July. In this anniversary article, we highlight how the magazine and the fertilizer industry have changed, decade by decade, over the last 50 years.

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• Fertilizer financial scorecard
  We compare and contrast the 2018 financial performance of the major listed fertilizer producers, following the publication of fourth-quarter results.

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• Stamicarbon's new UAS technology
  Stamicarbon has developed a new granulation process for the production of urea ammonium sulphate (UAS). This is able to produces UAS granules containing up to 50 weight percent ammonium sulphate.

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• Advanced heat recovery
  The latest heat recovery systems from Outotec, Chemetics and Clark Solutions are driving energy efficiency, reliability and safety improvements at sulphuric acid plants.

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• The world's largest potash mine
  Mosaic is making a strategic investment in a long-term project to transform its Esterhazy production site into the largest and most competitive potash mine in the world. We profile Mosaic's $2 billion plus K3 expansion project as it seeks to increase Esterhazy's production capacity from 5.3 million to greater than 7.0 million tonnes by 2024.

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• Canpotex: helping feed the world
  Taking millions of tonnes of potash from the middle of a landlocked Canadian province, moving it 6,000 kilometres across prairies and through mountains to both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and finally shipping it to customers all around the world by ocean is a Herculean task – and a tremendous feat of skill and effort. Yet this is exactly what Canpotex has been doing, year in, year out, for decades.

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• K plus specialities
  With a potash market share of about nine percent, K+S is the world's fifth-largest producer of potash products. The company's speciality fertilizer portfolio offers a wide spectrum of plant nutrient formulations. These chloride-free and water-soluble products provide yield-enhancing magnesium, sulphur, sodium and micronutrients – alongside or without potassium.

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• Phosphates 2019
  Around 430 delegates from 37 countries gathered at the Omni Orlando Resort, Florida, 25-27 March, for CRU's Phosphates 2019 conference.

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• Great Granulation
  Efficient, low maintenance screening machines are essential for the effective operation of fertilizer granulation plants. Cliff Hollyfield, president of J&H Equipment, draws on his acknowledged expertise and decades of experience to explain how the granulation process can be optimised and plant output increased.

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• Low-viscosity coatings for dust control
  ArrMaz's DUSTROL product line now includes novel low-viscosity, high performance coatings. They combine the excellent handling properties of low-viscosity coatings with the superior dust generation and anti-caking performance of medium- and high-viscosity coatings, as ArrMaz's Lucas Moore explains.

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