by mic@delcommunications.com | May 9, 2026 | potash news
By Farhad Abasov, Chairman, Millennial Potash In February 2026, Brazil’s granular MOP market was trading between US$365 and US$395 per tonne CFR, as buyers evaluated delivered cost into Mato Grosso, one of Brazil’s largest agricultural producing regions, ahead of...
by mic@delcommunications.com | May 6, 2026 | potash news
For more than half a century, Kristian Electric Ltd. has supported the industries that keep Western Canada moving. What began in 1964 has grown into a trusted, Canadian-owned provider of overhead crane service, hoist repairs, welding equipment support, and industrial...
by mic@delcommunications.com | May 4, 2026 | Joshua Mayfield, potash news
By Joshua Mayfield Fertilizer shipments from the Strait of Hormuz Dry bulk shipments through the Strait of Hormuz trapped over 90 per cent of dry bulkers in transit at the beginning of the war in Iran. This includes global seaborne fertilizer shipments, of which 16 to...
by mic@delcommunications.com | May 4, 2026 | Nutrien, potash news
Agriculture operates in a world of constant demand. As the global population grows and pressure on arable land increases, farmers are being asked to produce more food, consistently and sustainably. That is the challenge the industry is meeting through innovation,...
by mic@delcommunications.com | May 2, 2026 | potash news
By Mikel Agirregabiria – Technical Manager, ULMA-Spain; and Rajesh Shah, P. Eng, FEC – Sales Director, ULMA-Canada In potash mining, conveyor belts are pushed to perform every single day. Underground operations battle fine, persistent, and highly abrasive...