Fertilizer International

The magazine for the global fertilizer industry

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November/December Issue

• Fertilizer Latino Americano welcomes you to Miami! - Argus in collaboration with CRU will convene the 2024 Fertilizer Latino Americano conference at the Hilton Downtown Miami, Miami, Florida, 5-7 February 2024.
   
• State of the US fertilizer Industry - We report on fertilizer production, consumption and pricing in the US market.
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• Citrus fruits – cash crops of the Americas - Citrus fruit growers are an attractive end-market for fertilizer suppliers due to the high K and N requirement of this widely-cultivated cash crop and the efficacy of fertigation and foliar spraying.
   
• The road to high yielding and sustainable citrus production - ICL agronomists Fabio Vale, William Wang, Patricia Imas and Francisco Morell outline the nutrient needs of citrus fruit – a regionally important crop in the Americas, Europe and China.
   
• Europe battling a dual production and demand challenge - Deepika Thapliyal, Sylvia Tranganida, and Aura Sabadus of ICIS examine the challenges faced by Europe’s fertilizer industry currently.
   
• Casale granulation – revolutionising finishing technology - Ken Monstrey and Matteo Fumagalli of Casale outline the benefits of Green Granulation technology and its revolutionary new elements.
   
• Liquid fertilizers – compatibility and safety - Dr Karl Wyant, Nutrien’s Director of Agronomy, offers guidance on the key concerns when blending and handling liquid fertilizers.
   
• LFP batteries – a phosphate industry game-changer? - Servicing the growth in electric vehicles powered by lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries could require the global purified phosphoric acid industry to double in size, as senior CRU consultant Wahome Muya explains.
   
• Potash project listing 2023 - Fertilizer International presents a global round-up of current potash projects.
   
• Minimising heavy metals in superphosphate manufacturing - While rock blending can successfully reduce the heavy metal content of superphosphates, it requires careful process adjustments, reports Ian Hancock, Bradley Pulverizer’s vice president sales & operations.
   

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  The leading bi-monthly journal for the global fertilizer industry – analysing worldwide developments, as well as assessing the wider economic and political factors that impact on agricultural and fertilizer markets.

  Fertilizer International is the only publication to cover the entire industry, with a special section dedicated to the phosphates and potash industries.

  Both in print and online, Fertilizer International provides readers with project reports, trade analysis, production and consumption data, logistics patterns, technological developments and regular overviews of agronomic issues, making it essential reading for industry professionals worldwide.

  Fertilizer International enjoys a high-calibre worldwide readership among industry decision-makers, leading sector analysts and production technology experts.
   

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