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U.S. fertilizer limits could cost billions

The lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency over the use of fertilizer runoff in the Mississippi River Basin could have a costly impact on farmers and ag retailers.

Mike Barry Named General Manager of TradeMark Nitrogen

TradeMark Nitrogen Corporation, a US manufacturer of liquid nitrogen products, has named Mike Barry to the company’s management team.

Koch Fertilizer to increase production

Koch Fertilizer has retained Black & Veatch, a global engineering, consulting and construction company, to help develop numerous projects to increase its North American production by more than two million tons annually through production enhancements and new capacity investments.

Japanese firm Marubeni to buy Gavilon

Japan's Marubeni is reportedly in advanced talks to buy US grain and energy trader, Gavilon, for about $5.2 billion, including debt.

Phosphate fertilizer sales push higher

Fertilizer demand from North American markets has provided new support for higher prices while driving Q1 profitability for a number of firms.

Taiwan donated fertilizer to Gambia

The government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) donated 1810 metric tons of fertilizer amounting to US$1, 036.670 (one million, thirty-six thousand, six hundred and seventy US dollars) to The Gambia for use by the country's farming communities in the forthcoming rainy season.

India fertiliser demand likely to rise by 4% this year

The demand for fertilisers in India is on the rise and is expected to be 61.27 million tonne in 2012-13, up 4% over last year, Parliament was informed.

Iowa cancels grant for new fertilizer technology

A $2.5 million grant that was awarded to a startup company working to develop technology to produce fertilizer from corn cobs has been cancelled in Iowa.

Fertiliser firms to benefit from Indian urea policy change

After potash and phosphatic fertilisers, whose prices were partially decontrolled in 2010, the Indian government will now go for a series of policy changes in pricing urea, the most commonly used fertiliser.

Agrium reports excellent Q1 sales

Agrium Inc. has announced consolidated net earnings of $155 million ($0.97 diluted earnings per share) for the first quarter of 2012, compared with the net earnings of $171 million reported in the first quarter of 2011 ($1.09 diluted earnings per share).

K+S Q1 profit beats estimates on rising fertilizer demand

K+S AG, Europe’s biggest potash producer, reported first-quarter profit that beat analyst estimates after demand for fertilizer rose at the end of the quarter, helping offset a decline in demand for de-icing salt.

Indian companies in talks to buy stake in Canadian potash firms

The Indian government plans to help local companies buy as much as 10% in Canadian potash firms to secure supplies of the key fertilizer after failing to buy a stake in Belarus government-owned potash producer JSC Belaruskali.

Brazil fertilizer sales rose 7% in Q1

During the first three months of 2012 Brazilian farmers have purchased 5.3 million tons of fertilizer, which is 7% more than the 4.9 million tons purchased during the same period last year.

Ceradis launches MusaCare in Costa Rica and Colombia

Ceradis is pleased to announce the introduction of MusaCare?, a unique and patented specialty fertilizer for banana in Costa Rica and Colombia.

Triple action fertilizer SuperU controls nitrogen loss

SUPERU? stabilized nitrogen fertilizer is an excellent pre-plant, side-dress or top-dress option that provides triple-action protection, controlling volatilization upon application and preventing denitrification and leaching if soil conditions turn wet.

K+S to sell nitrogen fertilizer distribution unit to EuroChem

K+S AG, Europe’s biggest potash distributor, agreed to sell its nitrogen fertilizer distribution unit to OAO EuroChem in a transaction that values the business at about 140 million euros ($182 million).

New liquid fertilizers from J. R. Simplot

The J. R. Simplot Company has begun producing a new line of high-quality NPK liquid crop nutrient products.

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