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Micronutrients play a mighty big role in crop production

Real Agriculture

When it comes crop nutrition, the macronutrients dominate the management discussion, and the fertilizer bill. That focus is certainly justified as primary macronutrients nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium play a critical role in ensuring a successful crop.

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Connecting fertilizer and bioscience for sustainable food production

Real Agriculture

Agriculture is forever evolving and so is the business of fertilizer and crop nutrition. Its been 20 years since fertilizer heavyweight, The Mosaic Company, was formed by a merger between IMC Global and Cargills crop nutrition division.

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Poll: Making fertilizer decisions when margins are thin

Real Agriculture

Soil fertility is always on that list. Whether its trying to better understand nitrogen loss risk, matching pounds of product to yield potential, anticipating price moves, or evaluating a new product, theres never a shortage of interest in soil fertility topics. Soil fertility is always on that list.

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Syngenta Canada launches new biostimulant to drive higher yields in field crops

Real Agriculture

There will be a new biostimulant in the crop production toolbox for row crops in 2025. Syngenta Canada has launched YieldON, liquid foliar biostimulant to help improve productivity in corn, wheat, and other row crops. Read More

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A new path forward for fertilizer production in Western Canada

Real Agriculture

The Canadian fertilizer industry, a key player in the nation’s agricultural productivity, is no exception. Fertilizers are essential to growing healthy crops, but their production is energy-intensive and. Read More

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Transforming food bank waste into crop fertility

Real Agriculture

Grandmothers garden is often the first place that children learn about the benefit of having worms in the soil. They learn from an early age that you dont throw worms away, you put them back into the ground where you found them, says Mike Launer of Annelida Soil Solutions.

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Canadian potash production is a critically strategic asset for the U.S. corn farmer

Real Agriculture

Fertilizer production is not only an economic driver in Canada, but it is also a critical resource for customers around the world, especially in the United States. During the rail strike by CN Rail and CPKC in the summer of 2024, one of the majorly concerned stakeholders was U.S.