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potash

[pot-ash] / ˈpɒtˌæʃ /


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The air has an ocean tang that comes from the high concentration of salt in the potash.

From Seattle Times

The European Union has already banned about 70% of all imports, such as tobacco, potash and products made of wood or steel, from non-WTO member Belarus.

From Reuters

While Russia is Brazil's main supplier of the NPK fertilizer mixture of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, Canada is Brazil's main source of potash used to raise crop yields.

From Reuters

Brazil, one of the world's top food producers and the largest importer of potash, relies on imports for 85% of fertilizer for its grain crops.

From Reuters

The United States and its allies have correctly imposed sanctions that squeeze the sources of Mr. Lukashenko’s staying power, including the oil refining and potash industries.

From Washington Post