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World Fertilizer - September 2023
World Fertilizer’s brand-new September issue is out now! The new issue begins with a keynote article on the ammonia market from Profercy Nitrogen, which explains how the low-carbon ammonia revolution is gathering pace as established players and new names look to take advantage of the development of cutting-edge technologies. Following this, Maire Tecnimont unpacks the fascinating topic of the metaverse and its integration into the fertilizer industry. The rest of the issue is jam-packed with articles on a range of topics from pumps and compressors, water treatment and heat technology. Many thanks to our front cover sponsor, Kreber, and to our brilliant contributors. Hope you enjoy the new issue!
World Fertilizer - July 2023
World Fertilizer’s brand-new July/August issue is out now! The new issue kicks off with a keynote article from FEECO International, Inc., which considers the critical role of potash drying. Following this, Stamicarbon outlines the benefits of moving towards digitalisation in the fertilizer industry in order to ensure a more sustainable future. The rest of the issue features fantastic technical articles on the topics of plant safety, HTHA, and urea and melamine technologies. Many thanks to our front cover sponsor, MoistTech Corp., and to our wonderful contributors. The World Fertilizer team hopes you enjoy the new issue!
World Fertilizer - May 2023
The sun is out and so is World Fertilizer’s brand-new May/June issue! Contributing Editor, Gordon Cope, kicks things off with a Regional Report, considering how Europe will eliminate its dependency on Russian natural gas and navigate the challenges of fertilizer and food security. Following this, FEECO International, Inc. discuss how rotary dryers operate and why they are favoured for phosphates. This issue contains a host of technical articles not only on the topic of phosphate processing, but includes insights on fertilizer conveying and handling, sulfuric acid technology, granulation, and more.