THE FLUID JOURNAL
The Fluid Journal is published by the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation. Click on the magazine below to see our current issue.
EVENTS
2011 Fluid Technology Workshop
December 6-7, 2011
Piccadilly Inn Airport
Fresno, CA
Phone: 559-251-6000
Registration • Program
2013 Fluid Forum
February 18-20, 2013
Scottsdale Plaza Resort
Scottsdale, AZ
CCA-CEU Credits
NEWS & NOTES
High Soil Test P Essential for
Maximum Corn Yields and Profits
Welcome to the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation Website!
The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation held their annual Fluid Forum on February 20-21, 2012 in Scottsdale, Arizona. This year’s Forum was special since it marked the 30th anniversary of the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation. In recognition of the 30th anniversary, the overall theme of 2012 meeting was ‘Back To The Future With Fluids’. Opening the program were Ed Krysl, Larry Murphy, Raun Lohry, Ned van Buren, and Julian Smith who reflected on the early vision of the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation, the opportunities envisioned the founders, (continued)
About the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation
The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation (FFF) is the research and education arm of the fluid fertilizer industry.
Founded in 1982, the Foundation represents the combined efforts of fertilizer dealers, equipment manufacturers, suppliers of allied products, agricultural chemical producers, commercial laboratories and basic producers of plant nutrients to provide research and educational funding for continued improvement in the application and efficiency of fluid fertilizers.
The Foundation is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 corporation. Through contractual management, the Foundation is able to direct a high percentage of its support into research and education projects.
When you belong to the FFF, you'll have access to all the current trends and breakthroughs in fluid fertilizer technology necessary to keep your business competitive in today's rapidly changing ag industry.
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The Fluid Journal is an online magazine by the FFF that brings research results to the fertilizer industry and crop producers. Find out more about the Fluid Journal.