Stories

Seed Survivor Spreads Ag Knowledge Across Saskatchewan

With summer in North America now sadly behind us, we’re reminiscing about all the fun we had taking the Seed Survivor Mobile Classroom across Saskatchewan as part of its 2024 route.

Sowing success at Nutrien-sponsored CCA meeting in Mexico

At Nutrien, we’re committed to providing high-quality service and knowledge to our grower customers around the world to achieve our purpose of Feeding the Future. That’s why we’re proud to support the Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) program, which helps crop advisors and consultants build upon their experience and education as fertilizer experts.

From a Cheerios Box to Nutrien, the Journey of a farmer

Supporting Geismar’s Volunteer Fire Department

Nutrien Geismar is steadfast in its commitment to bolstering the local community and fostering positive, long-lasting impacts. A shining example of this dedication is Nutrien's partnership with the Geismar Volunteer Fire Department.

Nutrien continues to help build stronger communities in Saskatchewan

To mark 65 years of potash mining Nutrien creates grant program to empower community groups across the province

A walk in my shoes: My Nutrien Ag Solutions internship so far

Byline: Makenzie Davis

In February 2023, I said “yes” to what I thought was just a summer internship. Initially, I was a bit hesitant because of how uncertain this adventure seemed. But, as they say, if I knew then what I know now, I would never have doubted the path I was about to set out on. I am still interning with Nutrien Ag Solutions in the Western Kentucky/Northwest Tennessee Division to this day and since my first day on the job, I’ve had many valuable opportunities and learning experiences.

Recognizing Achievements of Women in Saskatchewan

At Nutrien, we believe we’re better together. We’re creating an inclusive workplace where everyone feels safe, has a sense of belonging, trusts one another and acts with integrity. To make this a reality, we are taking deliberate actions to make our man-dominated industry more welcoming for women.

Innovation is Changing the Landscape for Nutrien

When Nutrien opened the first potash mine in Saskatchewan at Patience Lake in 1959, rudimentary tools and machines were the standard as technology wasn’t considered a key factor during those early days, but things have changed a lot.