by mic@delcommunications.com | May 16, 2024 | potash news
Safety and health hazards make containing dust and fines non-negotiable in today’s mining environment. Additional problems associated with dust include environmental risks, increased house-keeping, and damage to equipment, as well as loss of product. Identifying root...
by mic@delcommunications.com | May 10, 2024 | potash news
Getting the most out of mechanical assets Peak potash prices have plateaued… After a period of high prices through 2022 and 2023, potash prices have fallen and are expected to plateau through 2024 and 2025. Though prices are not expected to reach pre-2022 levels, the...
by mic@delcommunications.com | May 4, 2024 | potash news
K+S Werra potash plant celebrates outstanding production anniversary It’s an anniversary of a special kind: one-billion tonnes of crude salt have been extracted from the Hattorf-Wintershall mine of the K+S Werra potash plant in eastern Hesse since 1903. The...
by mic@delcommunications.com | Apr 28, 2024 | potash news
By the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne It is no secret that potash is one of the most important resources. The crops that farmers grow around the world, and in Canada, would not be as plentiful and nutritious without it. As the global population grows, so will...
by mic@delcommunications.com | Apr 21, 2024 | potash news
By Harvey Haugen The development of new selective mining technology should revolutionize the industry. There is a realization, that while the new potash megaprojects are an attractive short-term economic “gold mine” for the province, the long-term viability of these...