Fertilizer Articles

Case IH Nutri-Placer 940 anhydrous ammonia applicator  

Case says its new Nutri-Placer 940 is the widest anhydrous ammonia applicator in the industry. The new applicator comes in widths of 65 ft. and 60 ft. and is designed to provide fast, efficient application of anhydrous ammonia for large-acre growers ...

Seed-applied nutrition 

Getting a healthy start in the spring is critical for a plant’s development throughout the season to produce high yields. An increasingly popular way to boost plant health and crop yield is to add micronutrients to the soil...

Green products for the farm 

By: By Mark Moore

Plant health BIO-FORGE, FROM StollerUSA, is a yield-enhancing product that works with the plant's natural ability to overcome toxins, balance growth hormones, and increase resistance to disease and insects. StollerUSA also offers a line of nutrients and yield-enhancing products that are approved for organic production...

New fertilizer applicator from Montag Manufacturing 

MONTAG MANUFACTURING'S dry fertilizer application unit splits the air for each row prior to metering the fertilizer, resulting in more precise application that is especially useful in strip tillage...

New from National Farm Machinery Show NFMS 

By: By Mike Boyatt, Karen McMahon and Jodie Wehrspann

With more than 850 exhibitors, the National Farm Machinery Show held in Louisville, KY, had something for everyone...

Hagie Manufacturing introduces NTB nitrogen toolbar 

HAGIE MANUFACTURING Company offers its NTB nitrogen toolbar in 12-row and 16-row configurations. In either case, the 6-ft. clearance allows growers to side-dress nitrogen later in the growing season in some cases after tassels have topped...

New ammonia trailer from Circle K Manufacturing 

CIRCLE K Manufacturing Company's Deuce 1000 doubles the amount of anhydrous ammonia growers can haul in a single trip by accommodating 2,000-gal. tanks on a single trailer that still fits on a 10-ft.-wide scale...

Using Wind Power to Produce Anhydrous Ammonia 

By: By Rhonda Brooks

UNIVERSITY RESEARCHERS are harnessing the power of wind to generate electricity, which may contribute to moderate-priced anhydrous ammonia fertilizer for U.S. farmers. A pilot project, five years in the making, is finally under way at the University of Minnesota...

Major players in takeover attempt 

CF Industries Inc. - Based in Deerfield, IL, it operates nitrogen fertilizer plants in Donaldsonville, LA, and Medicine Hat, AB, Canada; conducts phosphate...

In demand 

By: By Peg Zenk

LAST FALL'S late harvest and short application season for anhydrous ammonia will push more nitrogen application to spring. According to one major ammonia...

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