Ammoni plant will start producing liquid nitrogen fertilizers in Tatarstan
Jets of liquid fertilizer from the tractor sprayer. Tractor with the help of a sprayer sprays liquid fertilizers on young wheat in the field. The use of finely dispersed spray chemicals.
The Ammoni plant (city of Mendeleevsk, Tatarstan republic) plans to launch the production of liquid nitrogen fertilizers (carbamide-ammoniac compound) in the fall of 2023. According to the statement of Dmitry Makarov, General Director of Ammoni, the complex will reach its design capacity of 150 thousand tons by 2024.
In addition, in 2023, the complex will start producing AdBlue carbamide solution to neutralize diesel engine emissions, and it’s also planned to complete the construction of a liquid carbon dioxide production facility by the end of the year.
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