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Terral handles bulk materials of all kinds. We specialize in fertilizer, aggregates, and cottonseed.
With five fertilizer warehouses and four liquid fertilizer facilities, Terral sells blends of dry and liquid fertilizers to dealers throughout the Lower Mississippi River Valley.
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Aggregates
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Through our five conveniently located sites, Terral is able to provide customers with quality limestone rock of all grades and sizes, including ag lime.
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We unload rock and other products shipped by barge on virtually any navigable inland waterway with our custom unloading rigs.
Products:
+ Limestone Rock + All sizes of Base Grades + Rip Rap
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Cottonseed
Terral operates two origination points for cottonseed, with a combined total storage capacity of 23,000 tons.
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Our facility at Tallulah specializes in transporting cottonseed by barge. We load boxcars and gondolas for transport by rail at our facility at Columbia on the mainline Union Pacific Railroad.
Products:
+ Feed-grade Whole cottonseed + Transported via truck, rail or barge
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Through years of experience in the fertilizer business, we have earned a reputation for our fairness and convenience.
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Fertilizer
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We are happy to accommodate the atypical schedules of industrial companies or the specific demands of local farm supply dealers.
Liquid Products:
+ 32% UAN (32-00-00) + 28% UAN (28-00-0-3S) + Ammonium ThioSulfate (12-00-00-26s) + Poly-N (11-37-00 or 10-34-00) + Liquid Urea Foliar (22-00-00) + Clear Liquid Blends (N-P-K)
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Terral is a bulk material handling and river transportation service company operating on the Mississippi River System, the inland waterways of Louisiana and southern Arkansas, and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.