Management Briefs February 16, 2004Management Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Effective Feb. 1, Craig Johnson, senior business director, fertilizer for (more…)
U.S. Senate passes hours of service exemption February 16, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Washington-The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) on Feb. 13 praised U.S. Senate (more…)
Wisconsin dealership fined for containment violation February 16, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Hillsboro, Wisc.-Mt. Tabor Ag Services, a fertilizer dealership in southern (more…)
Farmers not soil-testing consistently for phosphate February 16, 2004News Briefs, Phosphatethoughton8@bloomberg.net Minneapolis-A recent telephone survey of 150 farmers found the cropland (more…)
Michigan meth thieves steal tank and all February 16, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Dover, Mich.-Law enforcement officers were surprised to find a 1,000-gallon (more…)
Cargill increases loading capacity in Houston February 16, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Channelview, Texas-Cargill Crop Nutrition said Feb. 12 that it will (more…)
Phosphate levels declining in Florida Everglades February 16, 2004News Briefs, Phosphatethoughton8@bloomberg.net Miami, Fla.-A recent report by the South Florida Water Management (more…)
180,000 gallons of phos acid in rail wreck February 16, 2004News Briefs, Phosphoric Acidthoughton8@bloomberg.net North East, Pa.-Most all of the 180,000 gallons of phosphoric (more…)
Florida county seeks help in phosphate fight February 16, 2004News Briefs, Phosphatethoughton8@bloomberg.net Sarasota, Fla.-The Sarasota County Commission was in the process last (more…)
Potash volumes up at Compass Minerals February 16, 2004News Briefsthoughton8@bloomberg.net Overland Park, Kan.-Sales volumes were up for specialty potash fertilizers (more…)