The invention features a fertilizer mixture containing (i) a calcium ammonium nitrate mineral fertilizer and (ii) 2-(N-3,4-dimethylpyrazole)succinic acid, or a salt thereof.

A fertilizer composition comprising an ammonium nitrate material and an effective amount of a stabilizer material to result in a specific impulse reduction of at least 10% when compared the specific impulse of a commercially available ammonium nitrate composition. The stabilizer material may comprise huntite or magnesite. In one embodiment, stabilizer material is about 10 to about 25 wt. % of the total fertilizer composition.

A fertilizer composition comprising an ammonium nitrate material and an effective amount of a stabilizer material to result in a specific impulse reduction of at least 10% when compared the specific impulse of a commercially available ammonium nitrate composition. The stabilizer material may comprise huntite or magnesite. In one embodiment, stabilizer material is about 10 to about 25 wt. % of the total fertilizer composition.

A fertilizer composition comprising an ammonium nitrate material and an effective amount of a stabilizer material to result in a specific impulse reduction of at least 10% when compared the specific impulse of a commercially available ammonium nitrate composition. The stabilizer material may comprise huntite or magnesite. In one embodiment, stabilizer material is about 10 to about 25 wt. % of the total fertilizer composition.

The present disclosure relates to a method for controlling the temperature in a granulator in which a melt of an hydrous nitrate mineral salt-based composition is granulated. The method comprises the steps of granulating the melt, separating out the undersized and oversized particles at the outlet of the granulator and recycling the undersized and oversized particles to the granulator, measuring the temperature in the granulator, adjusting the amounts of undersized and oversized particles recycled to the granulator according to the measured temperature in the granulator. The present disclosure further relates to low dust producing uncoated granules of a hydrous nitrate mineral salt-based composition.

The present disclosure relates to a method for controlling the temperature in a granulator in which a melt of an hydrous nitrate mineral salt-based composition is granulated. The method comprises the steps of granulating the melt, separating out the undersized and oversized particles at the outlet of the granulator and recycling the undersized and oversized particles to the granulator, measuring the temperature in the granulator, adjusting the amounts of undersized and oversized particles recycled to the granulator according to the measured temperature in the granulator. The present disclosure further relates to low dust producing uncoated granules of a hydrous nitrate mineral salt-based composition.

The present disclosure relates to a method for controlling the temperature in a granulator in which a melt of an hydrous nitrate mineral salt-based composition is granulated. The method comprises the steps of granulating the melt, separating out the undersized and oversized particles at the outlet of the granulator and recycling the undersized and oversized particles to the granulator, measuring the temperature in the granulator, adjusting the amounts of undersized and oversized particles recycled to the granulator according to the measured temperature in the granulator. The present disclosure further relates to low dust producing uncoated granules of a hydrous nitrate mineral salt-based composition.

A dry, flowable additive composition for combination with a fertilizer that increases longevity of plant available nitrogen from the fertilizer while in the soil.

A dry, flowable additive composition for combination with a fertilizer that increases longevity of plant available nitrogen from the fertilizer while in the soil.

A process is provided to produce a micronized sulphur powder product, including the preparation of a micronized sulphur emulsion from molten sulphur and a dispersant solution, including a surfactant in a concentration less than the critical micelle concentration of the surfactant.