The new line of premium fertilizers from ICL Fertilizers, FertilizerpluS, are introduced in a fresh two-minute film, just released.

Formulating the right fertilizer strategy for targeted, balanced crop nutrition is easier with the Nutrient Convertor Calculator from ICL Fertilizers

The first FertilizerpluS products to be sold and delivered through our own ICL Fertilizers distribution chain in Poland are being delivered to farmers

Recent analysis of ICL Fertilizers by experts in sustainability has ranked us among the top performing global suppliers of crop nutrition products.

Growers of two of Colombia’s most important crops, coffee and oil palm, are showing increased interest in balanced and precise fertilizer use.

Over a thousand farmers in southern Tanzania have been trained in balanced & precise fertilizer use in an ICL Fertilizers programme in East Africa.

Evidence from recent research in China shows that precise use of fertilizer makes a significant difference to yield in production of wax gourds.

Now, perhaps more than ever, potato farmers are looking for the latest ideas to produce a quality crop, despite challenging growing conditions.

Evidence from a wide range of crops and countries on the benefits of Polysulphate use are now easily accessible through the “Polysulphate experiments" resource.

Our new Polysulphate™ e-learning tool is an important addition to the range of information sources for farmers and their advisors.

A new catalogue showing the characteristics of Polysulphate™ as well as other fertilizers from the ICL Fertilizers Europe collection is now available.

Detailed research on Polysulphate is available in Proceedings of the 18th International Plant Nutrition Colloquium (IPNC) held in Denmark.

Tea production in Vietnam, one of the country’s major exports, has been shown to benefit greatly from the addition of polyhalite in the fertilizer.

Around 150 people attended the 1st IPI Symposium on Polyhalite, “Polyhalite - A New Potassium Fertilizer with Complete Secondary Nutrients” in China.

During operations in mid-September the one-millionth tonne of polyhalite was brought to the surface at Boulby mine, UK.