The Changing U S Fertilizer Industry

The main purpose of this paper is to characterize U.S. fertilizer technology in the late 1970's. The industry has largely developed over the past century and has experienced major changes in recent years particularly since about 1950.

Fertilizer technology in a changing world; Nitrogen production facilities in relation to present and future demand; conversion of ammonia tofertilizer materials; Chemical and physical properties of nitrogen materials and their sphere of usefulness; Phosphate resources and processing facilities; Chemistry and manufacture of superphosphates and phosphoric acid; Chemistry and technology of new phosphate materials; Patash resources in the united states in relation to world supplies; Production and processing of potassium materials; Resources and processing of materials carrying calcium, magnesium, and sulfur; Mechanics of mixed-fertilizer production; Physical and chemical problems in mixed-fertilizer production.

This bulletin is a collection of abstracts on Fertilizer Marketing selected from those appearing in Fertilizer Abstracts between July 1973 and June 1978. A similar collection was made of the material from January 1968 through June 1973, and is available in Bulletin Y-59. Together the two bulletins contain nearly 2000 abstracts and cover the majority of marketing publications over the past 10.5 years.

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