Fertilizer production begins with the careful selection of raw materials. The primary ingredients typically include nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, along with secondary and micronutrients.

Phosphate rock and potash are often obtained through mining. The extracted raw materials undergo processing to isolate and refine the essential nutrients.

Nitrogen fertilizers play a vital role in promoting plant growth. One of the most common nitrogen fertilizers is urea. Phosphate rock and potash are processed to create phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, respectively.

Quality control is a crucial aspect of the fertilizer manufacturing process. Rigorous testing is conducted to verify nutrient content, particle size distribution, and other critical parameters.

The finished fertilizers are packaged in various sizes and formats for distribution to farmers.