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Saskatoon-based plant helps Nutrien test new technology

Summary by Saskatoon Star Phoenix
At Innovation Place on the University of Saskatchewan, a nondescript brick building is where the world's largest potash miner tests its newest operational technologies before sending them out to one of their six Saskatchewan mines.

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Saskatoon-based plant helps Nutrien test new technology

At Innovation Place on the University of Saskatchewan, a nondescript brick building is where the world's largest potash miner tests its newest operational technologies before sending them out to one of their six Saskatchewan mines.

·Saskatoon, Canada
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Saskatoon Star Phoenix broke the news in Saskatoon, Canada on Friday, June 5, 2026.
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