Productive security
Agrominerals
Geology and mineral development in service of the productivity and autonomy of Brazilian agriculture.
From rock to soil
Geology at the origin of agricultural inputs.
Agrominerals are mineral raw materials related to agriculture — phosphates, potassium, limestone and rock dust used in fertilizers, soil correctives and remineralization. Their origin is geological, and their development begins with understanding the territory.
Magneto Mining applies geological intelligence to identify, evaluate and develop agromineral opportunities, connecting geology, field evidence and technical criteria to support input security — without promising financial returns.
Raw materials
Minerals for agriculture.
Phosphate
Sedimentary and igneous phosphate rocks — base of phosphate fertilizers.
Potassium
Evaporitic minerals and sylvinite — source of potassium fertilizers.
Limestone
Soil corrective and source of calcium and magnesium.
Rock dust
Stonemeal (remineralization) as a complementary source of nutrients.
Gypsum
Soil conditioner and source of sulfur and calcium.
Sulfur
Industrial input for fertilizer production.
From occurrence to project
Geological intelligence for input security.
We connect geology, territory and field evidence to qualify agromineral opportunities — from the initial occurrence to the technical development of the project.