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On this site, you have many paths you can take, all leading to different insights about polyhalite:

• The meaning of the vision.

• 'The history of polyhalite' is a good place to start if you're curious about its origins. 

• For the specifics of what polyhalite is and why it's important, 'Composition and qualities' has you covered. 

• To learn where this mineral is mined, look into 'Where the gift is located and used.' 

• The 'Other benefits' section sheds light on polyhalite's benefits beyond a source for the crop nutrients on its label.

• The 'Resources' section has links to many other sources of info on polyhalite around the web.

• 'Sustainability' discusses why polyhalite is an eco-friendly alternative. 

• The section 'KCl (potash): Bargain or burden' explores the comparative benefits of polyhalite for long-term soil health.

• The 'Component wieghts and oxide equivalents' page serves as a second portal to the site by offering the best explanation on the web about this question.

• The 'Polyhalite's value: hard evidence from field tests worldwide' page provides links to scientific studies that prove polyhalite's effectiveness for crops and soil health. 

• The section to 'Message to polyhalite suppliers' means to spread the therapsid's message to the key players in the industry, with microeconomic tips of how to help themsleves by helping others.

• If you’re in the mood for an interactive challenge, check out 'Story and Quiz.' 

•  'Get Involved' is filled with creative suggestions for how you can participate and make an impact. 

• If you have question you can make a request on the  FAQ  page.