Ammonia leak causes evacuation in Kentucky June 28, 2004Ammonia, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Clay, Ken.-An attempted anhydrous ammonia theft at a Southern States (more…)
NTSB faults lack of periodic testing in tank rupture June 28, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-The National Transportation Safety Board concluded last week that the (more…)
Study eyes low-dose exposure to agchems June 28, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Marshfield, Wisc.-Low-dose exposures to some agrichemicals may cause injury to (more…)
ICL begins construction of MAP plant June 28, 2004Mono-Ammonium Phosphate, News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Tel Aviv-ICL Fertilizers, a unit of Israel Chemicals Ltd., has (more…)
Piney Point no longer poses a threat June 28, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Manatee County-The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) recently reported (more…)
Security plan exemption scrutinized June 28, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington, D.C.-The Agricultural Retailers Association thinks it’s probably a good (more…)
DeBruce leases land at Catoosa for new terminal June 28, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Kansas City, Mo.-DeBruce Grain Inc. plans to build a new (more…)
Fertilizer tenants get new landlord in Farmland auction; ag equipment maker eyes Lawrence site June 28, 2004Featured, Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Smart Logistics, Jackson, Miss., is the new landlord of fertilizer (more…)
Creditors challenge Miss Chem disclosure/reorg plan; allege high interest rates, windfall to investors June 28, 2004Featured, Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Several major creditors have lined up to challenge the Mississippi (more…)