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Uzbekistan Sulfate Amunium is produced in MAXAM-CHIRCHIQ company. With more than 80 years of production background, the company is one of the biggest chemical fertilizers companies in the Middle East. Currently MAXAM-CHIRCHIQ produces more than 40 products related to agricultural supplements based on the latest international licenses.
Kimia Agro is a well known brand in the field of superior agricultural inputs and offers crop knowledge and regional expertise to provide a premium product.
Unit number 3 of Isfahan Zobahan Company is the largest coking factory in the middle East that was founded in 2015. Currently Amunium Sufate is produced in this unit.
Shiraz Petrochemical Company was founded with an initial investment of about 400 million US dollars in 1959. The initial aim was to provide the fertilizer needs for the country. It now produces 1850000 tons/year of vast variety of chemicals and petrochemicals and is counted on as a major petrochemical producer in the country.
Razi Petrochemical Company supplies its customers with Urea and Phosphat Diamunium fertilizers in the fields of agriculture and horticulture. The company also produces Sulfur, Ammonia and Sulfuric Acid.
Urmia Company's powder Amunium Sulfate unit was founded in 1996 with the capacity of 12 thousands tons production per year. Following the first stage of development, the unit increased production to 20 thousands tons during the second stage and up to 40 thousands tons during the third stage of development. During the third stage, granulation unit was added as well.
Khangiran Gas Refinery produces valuable by-products such as sulfur. It is currently the largest sulfur producer in Iran with more than 2 thousands Molten Sulfur and 600 tons of Bentonite Sulfur per day.
Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have found a way to reduce the amount of nitrogen fertilizers needed to grow cereal crops. The research comes out of the lab of Eduardo Blumwald, a distinguished professor of plant sciences. Blumwald’s research ...
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More...Crops require phosphorus (P), which is critical in building the structural components needed for plants to grow. Here are four ways to ensure optimum P levels in fields.
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