How New Urea Usage Regulations in England Impact Farmers
How New Urea Usage Regulations in England Impact Farmers Recent regulatory changes in England have introduced new restrictions on the use of unprotected urea (urea without a urease inhibitor) by farmers. Nitrasol provides essential information to help growers adapt to these new rules. Key Changes to Urea Usage in England Important Considerations: Applicability Across the […]
4 Benefits of Liquid Fertiliser for UK Farmers
Increasingly unpredictable weather patterns are affecting the productivity of UK farmers still using granular fertiliser. With the summer still ahead of us and the likelihood, based on recent years, of potential heatwaves, crops are likely to be less responsive to solid fertilisers in the face of poor irrigation. Liquid fertiliser offers numerous advantages over its […]
Nitrasol’s AdvaNShield Nitrogen Fertiliser Range & its Compliance With Option 4 Regulations
In the constantly evolving landscape of agriculture and environmental regulation, the implementation of Option 4 after 1 April 2024 marks a significant milestone. This initiative, requiring the use of urea-based nitrogen fertilisers, stems from the government’s consultation on reducing ammonia emissions from solid urea fertilisers, which closed in January 2021. The decision to move forward […]
Nitrasol Chairman John Fuller OBE joins House of Lords
12th March 2024 On 9th February 2024, The King, upon the recommendation of the Prime Minister has been graciously pleased to signify His intention of conferring a Peerage of the United Kingdom for Life to Brineflow Limited Chairman John Fuller OBE. On 12th March 2024, Lord Fuller OBE, of Gorleston-on-Sea in the County of Norfolk […]
Nitrasol crosses the New Herring Bridge
30 Minutes Saved on Each Load – adding speed, reliability and responsiveness from factory to field 2nd February 2024 Great Yarmouth’s newest bridge, the Herring Bridge has opened. It crosses the River Yare bringing our Nitrasol Terminal miles closer to the main road network shaving fifteen minutes travelling time each way – bringing our fertiliser […]
Navigating the new Poisons Act Regulations
Explainer: Helping you understand the new Poisons Act Regulations for Nitrogen Fertilisers – 3 minute read You may have noticed that, for certain Nitrasol products, our sales and despatch paperwork now includes the statement “This Product is Reportable under the Poisons Act 1972”. Why is this and what does it mean for you? The New […]
Brineflow and HELM AG Create UK Nitrogen Fertiliser Joint Venture
It is announced that Brineflow and HELM AG have entered into a strategic joint venture to ensure that the United Kingdom maintains security of supply for nitrogen fertilisers at a time of international uncertainty in global nutrition and food markets. Brineflow operates from modern fertiliser terminals in Great Yarmouth and Sunderland. It is currently commissioning one of […]
5 Key Benefits of Moving to Liquid Fertiliser
In the evolving world of modern agriculture, the move to liquid fertiliser is proving to be a transformative step for farmers seeking increased efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. Liquid fertilisers, such as the innovative Nitrasol system, offer an optimal blend of essential nutrients, enabling crops to thrive even under challenging conditions. Beyond just agronomic benefits, these […]
Nitrasol’s Transformation: Revolutionising British Fertiliser Supply with Innovation and Sustainability
From Regional Supplier to Nationwide Leader Nitrasol has a fresh new look that captures the evolution of our business from a regional supplier to one that covers the whole of Great Britain. We are proud to leverage our strategic relationships with global suppliers located in the world’s lowest cost fertiliser production areas to provide the […]
New Season, New Solutions for the British Fertiliser Market!
The past twelve months have stirred unprecedented turbulence in global fertiliser markets. Shifting prices and the reorganisation of trade flows between continents, triggered by the isolation of Russia, have shaped a challenging supply landscape.