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have been advising farmers how to make the most of climate change
when it comes to crop nutrition but the company who supply fertiliser
to the UK have been adapting their delivery logistics with climate
change in mind.
“Recently we have taken delivery of 1000 tonnes of soluble
phosphate from Russia. In the past the journey has taken a lot longer
as the Baltic has, more often that not, been frozen. This year the
trip has been much more straight forward and rapid, with the ship
docking in Long Sutton port with no delays due to cold weather.
We import this 98% water-soluble phosphate from Russia as it is
of the very best quality and is taken up by the plant much more
efficiently. Other suppliers of liquid and suspension fertilisers
are using poor quality rock phosphate, which is only soluble in
pH’s of less than 5,” points out Mark Law, Managing
Director of Law Fertilisers.
“By importing ship loads of raw material direct from the
country of origin to local ports and being able to formulate it
in our factory near March allows us to provide a high-quality and
tailor-made product at a lower cost directly onto farm,” says
Mark.
For further comment and information please contact
- Mark Law, Managing Director, Law Fertilisers Ltd on 01354 740740 or on 07710 324463 (mobile).
- Jo Palmer of Prime Contact Communications on 01760 724469 or 07836 584034
Editors Notes - Mark Law will be happy to be contacted by editors
in order to expand on this press release or to contribute to any
topical editorial. Please feel free to contact him on the telephone
numbers above or via e-mail mlaw@lawfertilisers.co.uk.
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