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To: Paladin2

If you know any particulars please share. I for one know nothing about these but if our guys are addressing it there’s reasons they’re doing so.


13 posted on 05/17/2018 9:19:07 PM PDT by caww
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To: caww

With only 12 producing countries, the supply of potash has been limited by its general scarcity and influenced by the cost of opening new mining operations. A decade ago, raw materials analysts estimated that there would be a growing world-wide demand for potash. Simultaneously, both mining companies and industrial agriculture giants initiated a spirited search for the essential resource. At BMO Capital Markets 2009 Agriculture, Protein and Fertilizer Conference held in New York in 2009, speakers warned that global fertilizer production had to be increased dramatically to “avert a permanent food crisis and world instability.”


33 posted on 05/18/2018 4:28:25 AM PDT by Bookshelf
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