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Fertilizers: The Difference Between Potash and Phosphate
Potash and phosphate are often tied together. After all, both are used to produce fertilizers, which are becoming increasingly important as demand for food grows on a global scale. |
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How to Invest in Potash
The world's population is increasing rapidly and is expected to reach over 9.8 billion by 2050. |
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4 Kinds of Potash for the Fertilizer Market
Potash is a potassium-bearing nutrient essential for growing healthy, high-yield crops, and there are four kinds that market participants should have on their radar. |
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Potash Fertilizers: What’s the Difference Between SOP and MOP?
The world’s population continues to grow, and so too does demand for agricultural crops. Not surprisingly, it is becoming increasingly important for farmers to grow more crops more efficiently. |
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Top 10 Potash Countries by Production
Robust demand for potash pushed prices to a 13 year record high in 2021. That trend continued in the first half of 2022 as potash prices rose on supply chain concerns sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. |
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5 TSX and TSXV Potash Companies
The global potash market is dominated by Canada, the world's leading potash producer, with Canadian potash companies producing an impressive 16 million metric tons (MT) of the material in 2022. |
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How to Invest in Phosphate
Discovering ways to invest in phosphate begins with understanding its primary uses. |
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Top 10 Phosphate Countries by Production
Phosphate is mainly used in the form of fertilizer for crops and animal feed supplements. Only 5 percent of world phosphate production is used in other applications, such as corrosion prevention and detergents. |
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9 Phosphate Stocks to Watch
Demand for both phosphate and potash fertilizers is anticipated to continue growing as the world’s population increases and the amount of arable land decreases. |
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