Journey a kilometre underground and explore life in Canada's potash mines! ​ From the depths of Saskatchewan's underground, witness the innovations, and vital role of potash in feeding our planet. ​ Almost a third of the globe's potash comes from Canada and it is integral to Australian farming.🌾🌾 📺 Watch Landline Sundays at 12:30pm on ABCTV or on iview #potash #LANDLINE #mining #mininglife #farming | ABC Landline

419 reactions · 21 comments | We’ve made a huge breakthrough at our Jansen potash mine.  940 metres underground at Jansen, we’ve broken through rock between our two horizontal shafts to form a single, complete horizontal tunnel. This is another huge step forward on our path towards first production. #canada #potash #mining | BHP | Facebook

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Evaporation ponds change color at the potash mine in Moab, Utah. The facility produces muriate of potash, a potassium‐containing salt that is a major component in fertilizers. The salt is pumped to the surface from underground brines and dried in these massive solar ponds. As the water evaporates over a span of 300 days, the salts crystallize out. The variation of color occurs because the water is dyed a deep blue (darker water absorbs more sunlight and heat, thereby reducing the amount of time

Evaporation ponds change color at the potash mine in Moab, Utah. The facility produces muriate of potash, a potassium‐containing salt that is a major component in fertilizers. The salt is pumped to the surface from underground brines and dried in these massive solar ponds. As the water evaporates over a span of 300 days, the salts crystallize out. The variation of color occurs because the water is dyed a deep blue (darker water absorbs more sunlight and heat, thereby reducing the amount of time

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