SoP start-up has first deposit success

Mal Gill
December 1 2017 - 7:00am
Kalium Lakes Ltd estimates more than 3000 tonnes of potassium-rich salts – equivalent to about 170 tonnes of processed Sulphate of Potash fertiliser - have already accumulated in its pilot solar evaporation pondage system, above, at its Beyondie project in the Little Sandy Desert, 160 kilometres south-east of Newman. Potassium-rich brine is pumped from beneath the salt lake in the background into
Kalium Lakes Ltd estimates more than 3000 tonnes of potassium-rich salts – equivalent to about 170 tonnes of processed Sulphate of Potash fertiliser - have already accumulated in its pilot solar evaporation pondage system, above, at its Beyondie project in the Little Sandy Desert, 160 kilometres south-east of Newman. Potassium-rich brine is pumped from beneath the salt lake in the background into

AGRICULTURE investor-backed front runner in a race to produce high-value Sulphate of Potash (SoP) fertiliser in WA, Kalium Lakes Ltd, plans to start trialling a purification plant early next year.

Mal Gill

Mal Gill

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Wool and dairy writer for Farm Weekly.

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