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Coming from the local co-op, Matt did not have industrial plant experience, but he did not let it stop him from starting his career journey with Koch Fertilizer Fort Dodge.

Koch Fertilizer is proud to announce three nitrogen plants have earned 2021 ENERGY STAR® certification.

In honor of International Women’s Day, we are highlighting a few of the women who are molding their careers in the manufacturing industry.

For Engineers Week 2022, we are asking engineers across KAES about their profession and passions.

After working in the oil field and road construction, Terry Fortner II wanted a career with stability, longevity, and the opportunity to grow. Six years ago, he found exactly what he was looking for when he started his career at Koch Fertilizer in Enid, Oklahoma.

People are passionate about many things: politics, gardening, craft cocktails and puppies. For Howard Elton, joy comes in the form of process control automation.

This month we highlight Jamie Heinz, who went above and beyond to ensure safety in their workplace.

The art of fixing equipment and keeping it running is a skill fine-tuned by years of experience. Don Rice has worked on equipment his entire life and gets a sense of accomplishment by repairing and enhancing equipment.

This month we highlight Hunter Clarkson and Jeff Anderson, who went above and beyond to ensure safety in their workplace.

KF interns and their supervisors share their favorite things about the summer internship experience.

After nearly 35 years in operations, Tim Powers has seen and experienced many changes along the way.

KF earned the 2020 Union Pacific Pinnacle Award and the Kansas City Southern Hazardous Material Shipper Safety Award for rail shipments.

KF is building a 2-million-gallon ATS terminal at its Fort Dodge facility to support growing demand.

At KAES, our plants, terminals and offices are more than just a workplace — they are our home, environment, and community. We value process safety above all else and each month we highlight employees who go above and beyond to ensure safety in their workplace.

For employees and the facility at-large, an experiment with Koch Disruptive Technologies portfolio company Percepto is transforming mundane routine tasks into cutting edge tech

Growing up, Reena’s mom used to say, “She will be an engineer one day. If she doesn’t have a problem handy, she will create one to solve.”

Koch Fertilizer’s Beatrice and Enid plants earned 2020 ENERGY STAR® certification.

Koch Fertilizer is investing approximately $150 million at its Enid, Oklahoma nitrogen production facility.

Marci Booth wasn’t looking for a 30-year career in logistics, instead, it found her.

A desire to combine the “rationality of math and science” with the “creativity and ingenuity of engineering” brought Kathleen Yamamoto to manufacturing.

Laura Neel joined KF as the first woman on her team and in KF Enid’s maintenance department.

Whitney Mantooth never saw herself working in a manufacturing facility.

From a young age, Taylor Wright was interested in how things worked. After initially planning to pursue welding, he decided to study mechanical engineering at the University of Kansas.

Growing up, Elliott Nold enjoyed playing with Legos. His interest in building blocks led him to Kansas State University where he studied mechanical engineering.

Aaron Bridge has always considered himself a DIY-er. His interests led him to study mechanical engineering at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

As a teenager with a dream to develop makeup, Jenni Dickson set out to see what kind of education she needed and that’s how she found chemical engineering.

Nick Hunter’s love for learning led him to a career in engineering.

A desire to digitally transform and provide more value to customers led Koch Fertilizer on a journey to transform logistics.

Koch Fertilizer anticipates investing nearly $140 million at its Fort Dodge plant to revamp existing production processes.

Koch Fertilizer is investing an estimated $90 million at its Beatrice, Nebraska nitrogen plant.

Track My Shipment allows you to track the status and location of your fertilizer shipment.

To prepare for the fall fertilizer season, drivers can expect these requirements at our Greenwood and Vernon Center terminals.

Koch Fertilizer earned the Union Pacific Pinnacle Award and the Kansas City Southern Hazardous Material Shipper Safety Award for rail shipments in 2019.

Innovative platform allows carriers to focus on moving loads through reduced paperwork, accelerated payment processes and real-time views of loads in progress

The Koch Fertilizer plant in Beatrice, Nebraska has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection...

The Koch Fertilizer Beatrice plant, Flint Hills Resources and Molex sponsored Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day.

Koch Fertilizer is pleased to announce it is evaluating a construction project to increase ...

Koch Fertilizer Canada, ULC, is constructing a new headquarters in Brandon that will bring together ...

Thanks to employee commitment and community support, Koch Fertilizer Dodge City ...