Over 90% water recycle efficient, environmentally smart
Potash reduces irrigation volume
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Sustainable Economic Growth for our Community; Bringing 100s of Jobs, Millions in Royalties and Increasing Tax Base
Critical Potash; An Agricultural Dependence. Potash is an Essential Plant Nutrient in Short Supply.
Helping Michigan Farmers Steward Water Use Is What We Do
Protecting a Critical Mineral for Future Generations
People. Providing. Strengthening. Securing.
“It’s our responsibility to develop this resource wisely and in a way that moves Michigan forward. Potash is critical for food security, and is a natural and critical crop nutrient.”
Theodore Pagano, Founder and CEO of Michigan Potash & Salt Company
The “re-start” of the US Potash Project inherits the decades of experience and lessons learned from the MPSC team’s experience in producing and selling at the site for over 25 years. Our senior team were instrumental in building, commissioning, operating, and managing the former facility.
The Founder and CEO is Native American. He attended University on behalf of a merit scholarship from the Bureau of Indian Affairs to study Natural Resources.
“The US is currently 96% import reliant on this critical crop nutrient. The work of the USGS is at the heart of our nation’s mission to reduce our vulnerability to disruptions in the supply of critical minerals. Any shortage of these resources constitutes a strategic vulnerability for the security and prosperity of the United States.”
Dr. Tim Petty, Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Water and Science
Michigan will be the nation’s leading source for a critical agricultural resource. Potash is an essential plant nutrient and critical ingredient for a successful agricultural industry. Currently, domestic supplies are running out and the US is 96% import reliant. There is no known substitute for natural potash, and the World’s highest grade potash ore resides in the United States corn belt within MPSC’s leasehold.
MPSC estimates an initial demand for more than 300 workers employed in an enterprise that will produce more than a million tons of potash annually. It’s our responsibility to develop this wisely and in a way that moves Michigan forward. Bringing Michigan potash to market will provide a domestic source at reduced cost to Midwest farmers and the national agricultural industry. It will reduce imports, improve the nation’s trade balance, create jobs and increase the state’s tax base.
Potash is the world’s most tightly controlled commodity, that the U.S. is now 96% import reliant.
“One of the things that makes this so valuable is that it is an incredibly rich deposit that is in easy reach of the enormous demand from Midwest corn and soybean farmers.”
Dr. William B. Harrison, director of the Michigan Geological
Repository for Research and Education at WMU
Food Grade Potash
Bringing Better Back; Handled Once, Made Locally & Safely
Michigan Potash & Salt Company has a white potash that’s simple & effective for all your farming requirements.
