Management Briefs June 22, 2009Management Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Lou Astbury on June 16 announced his retirement from Yara (more…)
California ag officials deny rift over budget June 22, 2009California, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Sacramento-State agriculture officials are downplaying any differences with legislative leaders (more…)
Potash One Legacy project valued at $4.47 B June 22, 2009News Briefs, Vancouverthoughton8@bloomberg.net Vancouver-Potash One said last week that a pre-feasibility study (PFS) (more…)
Gavilon unit opens new warehouse in Mexico June 22, 2009Mexico, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Savannah-Pacifex, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gavilon Fertilizer LLC, has opened (more…)
Natural gas leak blamed for ConAgra blast June 22, 2009Aurora, NC, Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Garner, N.C.-ATF investigators have concluded that a natural gas leak (more…)
Chinese company eyes big stake in Congo project June 22, 2009Canada, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Toronto-MagIndustries Corp. reports that a large, unnamed Chinese-based multi-national company (more…)
EPA will not veto PCS phosphate mine permit June 22, 2009Aurora, NC, News Briefs, Phosphatethoughton8@bloomberg.net Aurora, N.C.-The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has declared that it (more…)
Industry supports existing chem security regs as Congress considers alternatives June 22, 2009Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net The fertilizer, agribusiness, and chemical industries are ramping up efforts (more…)
Agrium reiterates stance on retail June 22, 2009Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net On June 15 Agrium Inc. President and CEO Mike Wilson (more…)
PotashCorp cuts potash production by another 800,000 mt; K+S cuts production and prices June 22, 2009Featured, News, Potashthoughton8@bloomberg.net Two major potash producers last week announced further curtailments ?Çô (more…)