Educational webinar covering facility planning, grant opportunities, and facility design, based on the new USDA FIELDS Grant funding available.
The USDA is investing $500 million to increase domestic fertilizer production.
“We want fertilizer plants built in America,” she says.
Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says the Fertilizer Investment and Expansion for Long-Term Domestic Supply (FIELDS) Program will help finance new and expand existing U.S. fertilizer facilities.
“It will prioritize project readiness,” she says. “It will prioritize financial viability. We will be looking at private investment that is already in a project or is already coming into the project with measurable outlines.”
Whether you’re planning a new dry fertilizer storage building, expanding your agronomy center, constructing a retail fertilizer plant, or developing a large-scale crop nutrient terminal, this video offers an inside look at what it takes to build a facility engineered for the future of agriculture.
For more than six decades, Stueve Construction has partnered with ag retailers, cooperatives, wholesalers, and fertilizer distributors to design and construct innovative facilities that improve efficiency, maximize storage capacity, and support long-term business growth.
If you’re considering building a new fertilizer facility, visit www.stueve.com to learn how Stueve Construction can help turn your vision into reality.