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potash

[pot-ash] / ˈpɒtˌæʃ /


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Destined entirely for use in Brazil, that output would supply roughly a fifth of the country’s potash needs over the mine’s 30-year lifespan.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shares of potash and phosphate miner Mosaic fell 21% in October, bringing the stock into the red for the year.

From Barron's

Neighboring Uzbekistan also boasts significant reserves of USGS-designated high risk critical minerals, such as magnesium and potash.

From Barron's

The cost of fertiliser has rocketed, too - partly because of trade disputes with Canada, which has raised the cost of potash, a salt imported from Canada by American farmers and used in fertiliser.

From BBC

A prolonged dispute could have disrupted shipments of a range of goods, from grains and beans to potash, coal and timber.

From BBC