CSBP Fertilisers
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Over 100 years of trials and industry-leading research working in partnership with Western Australian growers.
Western Australia
Joined February 2014
Ensure your crop gets the nitrogen it needs in 2025 through our limited urea pool offer. A pool offer allows you to enter into a Supply Agreement with CSBP, guaranteeing your product supply at a fair average price across the procurement window. Submit an expression of interest or contact your local CSBP Account Manager today.
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Boost your pasture to feed your livestock. 🌿🐄 Contact your CSBP account manager or sales agent to order today.
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Want more N for the same application rate? High performance Flexi-N 34 is now available to CSBP customers in the northern grainbelt. Find out more from our Senior Agronomist Peter Rees.
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On the latest CSBP Market Update hear about the potential impacts of tariffs on global fertiliser trade, the latest in nitrogen markets and CSBP’s Urea Pool Offer.
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We are open for collections. 🚚 Get in touch today to secure your seeding fertiliser appointments.
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Contact your CSBP account manager today about how Agstar can provide sulfur to support cereals and canola throughout the season.
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Ben Sudlow (CSBP Sales Strategy & Reliability Manager) and Grey Johnston (CSBP Sales & Marketing Manager) return for a bumper edition podcast. Tune in as they discuss the complexities and risks involved in nitrogen fertiliser markets, and how CSBP’s market-leading Urea Pool Offer can provide WA growers with a reliable supply of nitrogen this season at a fair average price
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CSBP has good supply of cropping phosphates, potash, and superphosphate available to contract for collection ahead of seeding. Lock in your seeding fertiliser - call 1800 808 728 or contact your local account manager today to secure your seeding requirements.
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Catch the latest episode of the CSBP Market Update to hear the latest in global and local fertiliser markets.
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The CSBP Market Update is back for 2025! Tune in to hear the impact of exchange rate changes on local fertiliser prices as well as the latest trends in nitrogen, phosphate and potassium fertiliser markets.
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RT @RRRNetwork: Meet Lois Kowald, Senior Account Manager at @CSBPfertilisers. Growing up on a farm in Katanning, Lois found her passion for…
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While our team takes a well-earned break over the Christmas and New Year period, we'll still have Flexi-N available for despatch 24/7 at Kwinana. Please note that apart from a closure on 25 and 26 December, Flexi-N will be available non-stop from 5am on Friday 27 December onwards.
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While our team takes a well-earned break over the Christmas and New Year period, we'll still have Flexi-N available for despatch 24/7 at Kwinana. Please note that apart from a closure on 25 and 26 December, Flexi-N will be available non-stop from 5am on Friday 27 December onwards.
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Tune in to the CSBP Market Update to hear the latest in global and local fertiliser markets: Phosphates: Looming changes to China’s exports for MAP & DAP, the potential impact on WA’s supply reliability and how fluctuating exchange rates continue to impact pricing. Nitrogen: Flexi-N availability and CSBP’s Urea Pool offer. Potassium: Near term upward pressure on prices globally and the potential for US tariffs on Canadian potash.
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Through our continued investment in research and data gathered through local trials, we've identified Urea Sustain can perform better for WA growers with a higher concentration of NBPT added. Read on to learn more about the benefits of CSBP's new and improved Urea Sustain, and how it will have the highest concentration of NBPT per tonne in the WA market next year.
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Tune in to the latest CSBP Market Update to hear about the impact of fluctuating exchange rates on phosphates, global developments in potash markets, and an offer available to growers looking to secure their urea supply in 2025.
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With manganese deficiencies becoming more common, find out the ideal fertilisers you can apply to your paddocks to correct this deficiency.
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CSBP soil test data confirms more potassium (K) is being removed than replaced by fertilisers across WA. As a result, both topsoil and subsoil K is being depleted. Potassium levels are approaching, or—as in the case of many sandy soils— are below optimal levels for crop production.
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Watch the CSBP Market Update to see whether the recent US Election is having an impact on WA’s fertiliser market and catch up on the latest trends impacting the phosphate and nitrogen fertiliser markets
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