Management
A fertile futureWith the global population rising, geopolitical tensions high and climate change affecting agriculture around the world, potash is in demand – a demand that is expected to keep growing
With the global population rising, geopolitical tensions high and climate change affecting agriculture around the world, potash is in demand – a demand that is expected to keep growing
September 08, 2022

Geopolitical actions have tightened the global supply of potash, but Canadian companies are stepping up to meet the demand. Nutrien (whose Patience Lake operation is pictured left) is producing a record 15 million tonnes this year. Courtesy of Nutrien
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