The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation
is the Research and Education Arm
of the Fluid Industry.

 

When you belong to the FFF, you’ll have access to all of the current trends and breakthroughs in fluid fertilizer technology, to give your business a competitive edge in today’s rapidly changing industry!

 

The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation provides research and educational funding for continued improvement in the application and efficiency of fluid fertilizers in all programs.

Latest Posts

Glen Brandt dies at 94

The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation is saddend at the news of the passing of Glen Brandt. Glen was an innovator, an entrepreneur, and a founding member of the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation. His contributions and legacy are far reaching. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to his family and friends. Read more

Starter Fertilizer Boosts Late Planted Corn

It’s been a wild spring, there is no doubt.  Cloudy, wet, cold conditions have kept many out of the fields. Growers should resist the notion that because they are planting late, they should cut back on starter fertilizer.  That small amount of fertilizer is just what the corn crop needs… Read more

Will the High Water of 2019 Affect Crop Growth?

Floods of 1993 and 2011 caused what is known as “flooded soil syndrome” which is also known as fallow syndrome. It happens when soil conditions contribute to the destruction of vasicular arbuscular mycorrhizae (VAM or AM).  Arbuscular mycorrhizae are beneficial fungi that thrive when there are active roots for them… Read more

Welcome to the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation!

Founded in 1982 by the National Fertilizer Solutions Association, the FFF is supported entirely by dealers, distributors and manufacturers of fluid fertilizers and equipment.

 

About the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation

Benefits

The FFF provides valuable research, resources, and events:

  • The Fluid Journal, our flagship digital publication
  • Annual Fluid Forum and Business Meeting
  • Workshops targeting fluid fertilizer plant operations and agronomic/sales education
  • Technical and agronomic information

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Audience

Since 1982, the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation has served, educated, and empowered a wide variety of agricultural professionals:

  • Crop input suppliers
  • Farm advisors
  • Local plant operators
  • Researchers
  • Associated industry professionals

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Activities

The FFF provides valuable research, resources, and events:

  • The Fluid Journal, our flagship digital publication
  • Annual Fluid Forum and Business Meeting
  • Workshops targeting fluid fertilizer plant operations and agronomic/sales education
  • Technical and agronomic information

Sign up for free newsletter

The Fluid Journal

The Fluid Journal is the flagship digital publication of the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation.

The Fluid Journal explains:

  • The agronomics of fluid fertilizers in the production of maximum economic crop yields.
  • The application techniques for fluid fertilizers.
  • The innovative uses of fluid fertilizers under varied cultural, pest control and water management practices.
  • The efficiencies and conveniences of fluid fertilizer systems.
  • The methods of controlling environmental problems with fluids.

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The Fluid Journal features case studies, news and research, with over two decades of valuable research in its archives!

Fluid Research

The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation is the only organization with a mandate for fluid research. We have invested over $3 million in research projects selected by industry personnel. We pool our resources to do collectively what can’t be done individually.

Our research has helped improve traditional fertility programs and is evidenced by an increase in fluid fertilizer consumption from 13 million tons in 1982 to over 20 million tons today – while producing a ripple effect on research at universities around the world, including U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Australia.

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Since its formation, the FFF has funded over $3 million of fluid fertilizer research!