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Hawk Energy has partnered with Airponix, which will harvest its first large crop of potatoes grown without soil, in a promising sign for a technology that claims it can deliver high vegetable yields with minimal costs and environmental degradation.
Parkway Minerals has announced that it is commencing the initial ‘proof of concept’ drill program on its 100% owned Lake Barlee Salt Lake Project in Australia.
Global fertilizer company EuroChem Group AG has announced that it has signed a further agreement with the John Nurminen Foundation – a private Finnish foundation that looks to protect the Baltic Sea.
According to Reuters, shares in Emmerson have jumped more than 60% on their return to trade after the mining company raised approximately £6 million by issuing 200 million new shares.
Encanto Potash Corp. has announced a strategic plan to move the proposed potash solution mine project located on Muskowekwan First Nation land forward from its current status to ‘shovel ready’ status.
Gensource Potash Corp. has released a statement announcing the results of its recent annual and special meeting of shareholders.
GSI’s InterSystems brand has introduced a new fertilizer plow conveyor to the market, offering an alternative to traditional conveyor systems for sorting incoming product at fertilizer handling facilities.
Gensource Potash Corp. has released a statement claiming that it has completed its non-brokered private placement financing.
Acron has released its consolidated 1Q18 IFRS financial statements, reporting revenue of US$423 million, a 3% increase from US$409 million in 1Q17.
Maire Tecnimont and Bio-on have signed an investment agreement that regulates the entry of Maire Green Chemicals in the share capital of U-Coat (Urea Coating) S.p.A. with an equal 50% participation.
According to Reuters, Bayer’s planned takeover of Monsanto has been approved by the US.
According to Reuters, Galaxy Resources Ltd has signed an agreement to sell a mining tenements package in Argentina to POSCO – the South Korean steel maker – for US$280 million.