Building Business Around Soil Health

Even as N-based fertilizer prices have moderated from early 2022, retailers and their customers expect 2023 to be another strong year for the stabilizer category.

While there are many tests out there, researchers have spent a lot of time and effort determining which tests are the best for soils within a given state.

This expansion will allow fertilizer manufacturers, distributors, dealers, and farmers to provide a proven efficiency solution which is profitable for the entire chain.

High fertilizer prices and tight supply in 2022 didn’t crush profits after all for ag retailers. But will this continue on into 2023?

The company recently held a series of in-person events across the Midwest, highlighted by the SIMPAS system.

A recovery in consumption is possible in some regions, with fertilizer prices lowering and commodity prices at historically high levels.

The Norwegian-based supplier is relying upon its century-old knowhow to expand its bio-based products for agriculture’s modern needs.

The situation is compounded by continuing logistical and supply chain disruptions that remain unresolved.

The collaboration brings together the nitrogen modeling power of Adapt-N with the analytical power of Intelinair’s AGMRI.

New voices representing environmental and sustainable perspectives, along with legal and regulatory drivers of change, are reshaping the industry.

Early assessments indicate phosphate production could be down by approximately 200,000-250,000 tonnes.

So far, supply chain disruptions for crop nutrients have been troublesome, but manageable, with planning ahead becoming the new normal.

This acquisition is part of Summit’s growth strategy toward building the industry’s broadest, most robust platform of nutrient efficiency technologies.

In general, ag retailers foresee a good fall season when it comes to fall fertility – providing too much else doesn’t get upended by unexpected circumstances.

The new facility, planned to open in 2024, will supply sulfur-based crop nutrients to Midwestern growers.

New facility in St. Paul to boost availability to quality crop nutrition products across the northern U.S. Corn Belt and western Canada.

Evaluation of BiOWiSH Crop Liquid technology coated on SABIC’s urea has been successfully completed in nine countries across nine different crops.

The granular fertilizer and water-soluble powder will replace the old NutriSmart product line.