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 Nutrient Source Specifics Series New this August ...Single Superphosphate (NSS #21) and Ammonium NItrate (NSS#22) See Details Phosphorus Fertilization and Environmental Protection There is no question that phosphorus (P) is essential to crop production. Agronomically, it is one of the three primary plant nutrients, along with nitrogen (N) and potassium (K). It is also essential for healthy fish and other aquatic life in our lakes and streams. Read Full Story |
 Agronomic Use of Phosphate Rock for Direct Application Phosphorus is critically needed to improve soil fertility and crop production in many areas of the world. Direct application of phosphate rock (PR) has been shown to be a valuable source of nutrients in some conditions. This article reviews the relative agronomic effectiveness of PR with respect to water-soluble phosphate fertilizer. Read Full Story  |
 IFDC Report on World Reserves of Rock Phosphate IPNI comments on recent IFDC report on rock phosphate reserves meeting demand Full Story World Fertilizer Nutrient Reserves—A View to the Future The stewardship responsibilities of agriculture include the wise use of the raw materials from which commercial fertilizers are produced. Development and implementation of fertilizer best management practices (BMPs) with focus on the 4Rs—right source, right rate, right time, right place—are timely not only for short-term economic and environmental reasons, but also for the wise stewardship of the non-renewable nutrient resources upon which food, feed, fiber, and fuel production depend. Read Full Story  Phosphorus Fertilizer Production and Technology Phosphorus (P) fertilizer input is critical for the production an adequate food supply for a rapidly increasing world population. This new IPNI presentation on the P fertilizer industry covers the major considerations in phosphate fertilizer production and technology. Read Full Story |
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