ADAMA, Groundwork BioAg Cooperate in Offering Mycorrhizal Products for Indian Farmers

With a requirement of 3 million tonnes, India’s potash requirement is totally met by imports from Belarus and Russia.

The collaboration will include all crops, including corn, wheat, rice, fruit, and vegetables in China, India, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Russia is the second largest producer of ammonia, urea, and potash and the fifth largest producer of processed phosphates.

Jorf Fertilizers Company III owns and operates an integrated phosphate fertilizer production facility in Jorf Lasfar, Morocco.

Nitrogen-fixation solution expands application options for the SIMPAS system.

Tom Vilsack says he hopes companies would not take unfair advantage of the situation, amid already high fertilizer and crop prices.

Its biostimulant PlantBoost is now authorized in Belgium, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and the UK.

Relationship to include MicroSync IronClad IDC and MicroSync ZINC micronutrients among crop inputs available through the SIMPAS system.

New U.K. Centre of Excellence is fully equipped to develop proprietary formulations for partners and help the company meet global demand for sustainable agriculture solutions.