With the world’s population estimated to grow by 30 per cent by...

With the world’s population estimated to grow by 30 per cent by 2050, further decreasing the availability of arable land, the demand for potash to maintain soil productivity and thriving food supply is nothing short of vital.

Potash refers to the potassium-rich minerals commonly found in agricultural fertiliser.

When paired with nitrogen and phosphorous, it facilitates optimum water use, carbon dioxide uptake, as well as pest and drought resistance, resulting in better crop yields in terms of size, shape, colour and taste.

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