2006 Fertilizer Outlook & Technology Conference Tampa ...
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2006 Fertilizer Outlook &Technology Conference
Tampa, FloridaNovember 3rd, 2005
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Why ???
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Emerging Trends: Increased Pressure
Regulatory
Environmental
Economic
Social
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Our Approach
• Champion BMP Development and Extension– Right Rate, Right Time, Right Place
• Lead by Developing Solutions to EnhanceBMP– Coating Technology
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• Patented polymer coating technology delivers true controlledrelease nitrogen management options
– major breakthrough enables Agrium to take controlled releasetechnology to commodity agriculture worldwide
• Committed Investment– Construction underway
• US$ 40 million• Carseland , Alberta
• World scale production capacity– increase from 30,000mt to 150,000mt of ESN– continuous process – not batch– start-up by January 2006 in time for spring 2006 season
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• Guaranteed minimum 44% N• Sized similar to other granular fertilizers• Color: light green – very unique• Patented Proprietary coating technology
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ESN – How the Technology Works
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ESN – How the Technology Performs
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ESN Reduces Denitrification Losses inCorn Production, Missouri, 2004
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1371 96
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N2O
flux
(gN
/ha/
day)
5 63 168
Days after N application
Nitrous Oxide Emissions
0 fertilizer N
250 # N/ac as urea250 # N/ac as ESN
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ESN Reduces Nitrate Leaching in CornProduction, Missouri, 2004
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Sampling date
Nitrate concentration in suction lysimeters0 fertilizer N125 #N/ac as urea125 #N/ac as ESN250 #N/ac as urea250 #N/ac as ESN
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ESN and N Leaching in Ohio, 2004
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UAN 45
Urea 45
ESN 30
ESN 45
N applied April 4 at 30 or 45lbs N/ac on winter wheat
Piketon, OH, 2004. Inorganic N in leachate from 100- x 30-foot lysimeters.Calculated from total water volume and N concentration.
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ESN Reduces N VolatilizationKansas, 2003-2004
150170 177
166
192 194 195214 213
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ield
(bu/
ac)
80 160 240
N Rate (lbs/acre)
UreaESNAN
Means of 2 years
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ESNESN –– A Smarter NitrogenA Smarter NitrogenDanville, IL, 2004
155 155163
167
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138134 133
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u/ac
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100 133 167 200 100 133 167 200 100 200
N Treatment (lbs N/ac)Pre-plant ESN Pre-plant Urea SD UAN
ESN and urea broadcast/incorporated before
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ESN – Potatoes in MinnesotaField Trials (split pivots), Perham, 2004
$1,740
$2,330
$2,530$2,690
1500
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2500
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Net
Ret
urn
toN
($/a
c)
Field A Field B
GSP ESN
Total N Applications Total N ApplicationsGSP (UAN) 249 7x 266 8xESN 275 2x 272 2x
ESN Advantage
$590/acre$160/acre
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PP 4wk 6wk N application dates
6.6 " 6.4 " 6.6 "
Time of N application relative to precipitationat Hancock,WI, 2004.
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ESN 100 #N/acPre-plant147 bu/ac
Amm. Sulf. 150 #N/acPre-plant126 bu/ac
Hancock, WI, July 8, 2004Sandy soils + heavy rain
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ESN 150 #N/acPre-plant170 bu/ac
Amm. Sulf. 200 #N/ac +Nitrification Inhibitor
Pre-plant143 bu/ac
Hancock, WI, July 8, 2004Sandy soils + heavy rain
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ESN 200 #N/acPre-plant163 bu/ac
Amm. Sulf. 200 #N/ac4 & 6 wks after planting
202 bu/ac
Hancock, WI, July 8, 2004Sandy soils + heavy rain
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The Pressures Continue
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Technology Advances