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Koch Fertilizer

Corporate brand

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Koch Fertilizer is a fertilizer producer, marketer, distributor, and logistics provider serving agricultural and industrial customers.

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Last updated September 25, 2026

Contents

  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Related entries
  5. 5. Sources

Company facts

Koch Fertilizer

Industry
Consumer Staples · Fertilizer Distribution
Headquarters
Wichita, Kansas, United States
Parent
Koch, Inc.
Website
kochfertilizer.com
Country
United States
Owner
Koch, Inc., a privately held company
Group
Koch, Inc.
On this page5
  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Related entries
  5. 5. Sources

Overview

Koch Fertilizer is the fertilizer business and commercial brand of Koch Fertilizer, LLC. The company describes its journey as beginning with a single ammonia production facility and growing into a fertilizer producer with a substantial production and distribution network. Its current activities include manufacturing, marketing, and distributing fertilizer products, as well as providing logistics and customer-support services. The company says it produces, markets, and distributes more than 12 million metric tons of fertilizer products annually. Its agricultural product range includes ammonia, urea, UAN (urea ammonium nitrate), phosphate, and ATS (ammonium thiosulfate). It also offers industrial products for use in multiple industries and manufacturing applications, though the supplied material does not specify those products. Koch Fertilizer presents its agricultural products as intended to support crop performance and yield potential. The business serves customers and partners across agriculture, retail, transportation, and manufacturing. Its logistical capabilities include deliveries by vessel, barge, rail, truck, and pipeline, supported by freight resources, on-call personnel, and shipment tracking tools. The official site describes a network of five production facilities in the United States, one in Canada, and more than 50 terminals, and positions its logistics network as supporting fertilizer supply to growers around the world. Koch Fertilizer is part of Koch, Inc., which the company describes as privately held. The brand’s stated mission is to deliver quality products and reliable services, with an emphasis on helping feed the planet and working responsibly. Its digital customer and logistics tools include LoadView and KochView. The available official information does not identify a founding date, individual founder, headquarters location, or named current executive for Koch Fertilizer.

History

Koch Fertilizer’s official account traces its growth from a single ammonia production facility to a fertilizer producer with a larger manufacturing and distribution footprint. The supplied company materials do not give a founding year or identify an individual founder, so the beginning of the business can only be described in those terms. The company describes its present-day role as spanning fertilizer production, marketing, and distribution. It says it handles more than 12 million metric tons of fertilizer products annually and offers a full line of products that includes ammonia, urea, UAN, phosphate, and ATS. In addition to agricultural products, it supplies industrial products used in a range of industries and manufacturing applications. Its stated agricultural purpose is to help strengthen plants and improve crop-yield potential. The network described on the company’s About page includes five production facilities in the United States, one in Canada, and more than 50 terminals. The company also describes its logistics reach as global and says its logistical expertise is intended to support growers and customers. Delivery options include vessel, barge, rail, truck, and pipeline. The company offers dedicated freight resources, on-call support, and shipment-status tools as parts of its service proposition. Koch Fertilizer’s service model includes digital tools intended to connect customers, carriers, and drivers. LoadView supports pre-arrival check-in at terminals and provides access to shipment status and estimated arrival information. KochView is presented as a customer application providing real-time information and tools. The company also describes a broader suite of logistical services and customer-support programs. The official site identifies Koch Fertilizer as part of Koch, Inc., a privately held company. It frames its business mission around providing quality products and reliable services, helping feed the planet, and serving customers in agriculture and other industries. No dated corporate turning points, founding details, named founder, headquarters location, or current executive appointments are established by the supplied evidence.

Products and positioning

A fertilizer supplier, producer, and logistics partner emphasizing dependable products and services, broad distribution access, and support for growers and industrial customers.

  • Agricultural fertilizers

    The company lists ammonia, urea, UAN, phosphate, and ATS among its agricultural products.

  • Industrial products

    Products used across a variety of industries and manufacturing applications; specific products are not identified in the supplied material.

  • LoadView

    An application for terminal check-in and shipment tracking, including shipment status and estimated arrival information.

  • KochView

    A customer application described as providing real-time information and tools.

Related entries

  • Koch, Inc.
  • Georgia-Pacific
  • Koch Supply & Trading

Sources4 sources

  1. 1Koch Fertilizerkochfertilizer.com
  2. 2A Global Force Rooted With Hometown Values - Koch Fertilizerkochfertilizer.com
  3. 3Agriculture & Industrial Products - Koch Fertilizerkochfertilizer.com
  4. 4Providing Support Through Every Step - Koch Fertilizerkochfertilizer.com

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