Market Watch April 26, 2004Ammonia, Ammonium Nitrate, Ammonium Sulfate, Black Sea, Central Florida, China, Eastern Canada, Eastern Cornbelt, India, Indonesia, Market Watch, Middle East, Nitrogen Solutions, Northeast, Northern Plains, Philippines, Phosphate, Potash, Saudi Arabia, Sulfur, Tampa, Thailand, U.S. Exports, U.S. Gulf, Urea, Vietnam, Western, Western Cornbeltthoughton8@bloomberg.net AMMONIA U.S. Gulf: The market remained quiet last week with (more…)
Maryland retains ag sales tax exemption April 26, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Annapolis, Md.-Maryland agriculture forces are claiming victory in the defeat (more…)
Old phosphate land could be used for new airport April 26, 2004News Briefs, Phosphatethoughton8@bloomberg.net Hardee County, Fla.-IMC Phosphates and a developer have agreed to (more…)
Supreme Court refuses to hear Missouri River case April 26, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-The U.S. Supreme Court on April 19 refused to intervene (more…)
TFI/CropLife Council holds first meeting April 26, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-The Fertilizer Institute and CropLife America hosted the first meeting (more…)
Lawmakers approve tougher meth penalties April 26, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Harrisburg, Pa.-A bill significantly increasing the penalties for manufacturing methamphetamine (more…)
Cargill reports 3Q earnings April 26, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Minneapolis-Cargill Inc. reported $259 million in earnings from continuing operations (more…)
Louisiana port expanding urea storage April 26, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Alexandria, La.-Construction has started on a new 5,000-ton fertilizer storage (more…)
Minnesota lawmakers approve ban on phosphorus in lawn fertilizer April 26, 2004Featured, Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net The Minnesota House of Representatives on April 20 voted to (more…)
Dampier picked for Burrup project; Agrium offered alternative site April 26, 2004Newsthoughton8@bloomberg.net The Western Australia Department of Industry and Resources (DoIR) said (more…)