Koch Fertilizer: nitrogen, phosphate and ATS supply
Koch Fertilizer, part of Koch, Inc.: ammonia, urea, UAN, phosphate and ATS, SUPERU and ANVOL brands, and a supply network of plants and terminals.
Koch Fertilizer is the US-based fertiliser producer and distributor of privately held Koch, Inc., supplying nitrogen, phosphate and sulphur nutrients.
United States · Part of Koch Industries
Koch Fertilizer is the fertiliser business of Koch, Inc., a privately held American group. It produces and distributes crop nutrients, combining its own manufacturing with an extensive logistics network built to move product to farms and dealers. Alongside agricultural products it also supplies industrial products. Its enhanced efficiency brands, SUPERU, ANVOL and CENTURO, are trademarks of the sister company Koch Agronomic Services.
In practice the company sits at the start of the fertiliser chain. Ammonia, urea and UAN supply the nitrogen that drives crop growth, while phosphate products support roots and early development, and ATS adds sulphur in liquid form. Product leaves the plants and moves through terminals to distributors and retailers, who serve the farm. Stabilisers such as ANVOL and CENTURO are designed to reduce nitrogen losses after application, so more of what the farmer pays for stays available to the crop.
Size of the business
Koch Fertilizer reports five production facilities in the United States, one in Canada and more than 50 terminals. These figures describe its supply infrastructure rather than annual sales volumes.
Does the company supply only solid fertilizers?
No. UAN and ATS form part of its liquid fertiliser offering, and each product comes with its own technical data sheet describing its composition and use.
What should a purchasing enquiry include?
A useful enquiry names the formulation, the quantity, the collection or delivery location, the timing and the preferred transport method.
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