NUTRIEN AG SOLUTIONS Trademark 2010753

Goods and Services:

Class 2:
Non-staining blue coloring agent for use with pesticides and fertilizers; professional colorant for contained bodies of water, namely, ornamental lakes, ponds and fountains for golf courses, corporate grounds, parks and recreational areas and large privately and publicly owned properties

Class 4:
Flax and linseed oil for use in further manufacture of other items in the field of general manufacture and industrial use, namely, linoleum, paints and other surface coatings

Class 5:
Pesticides; herbicides; fungicides; insecticides; rodenticides; parasiticides

Class 9:
Downloadable computer software for use by customers to manage data relating to farm inputs, costs and crop yield results; Providing online downloadable software for use by customers to manage data relating to farm inputs, costs and crop yields results; computer software for use by farmers to improve seed and crop input management methods as well for determining farm inputs, costs and crop yield results; providing online downloadable software for use by customers to manage data relating to farm inputs, costs and crop yield results; computer application software for mobile phones, handheld computers and other portable devices, namely, software for submitting and collecting sample information from plants, crops and soil in agriculture; computer application software for mobile phones, handheld computers and other portable devices, namely, software for generating reports containing information about plant, crop and soil histories along with product recommendations for improving agricultural yields; computer software to control and manage the order process for use in the fertilizer industry; computer software containing data featuring information about fertilizer and plant nutrition recommendations; applications for mobile phones, smart phones, tablets and computers in the form of interactive video games

Class 16:
Newsletters in the field of agriculture that describes benefits of the use of fertilizer in agriculture

Class 19:
Horticultural frames not of metal, and other horticultural supports in this class

Class 20:
Refillable and reusable plastic containers for liquid pesticides and hydrocarbons for commercial and industrial use

Class 29:
Milled flax seeds, namely, linseed; flax and linseed products, namely, flax-based and linseed-based spreads, salad oil, nut-based and seed-based nutritional snack bars

Class 30:
Flax and linseed products, namely, foodstuffs containing such oils, fats or meals for human consumption, namely, breakfast cereals and whole grain cereal-based snacks, bakery products, namely, dough, flour, flour mixes, muffin mixes, pastries, pies, bread, bread mixes, whole grain snacks

Class 31:
Living flax plants; unprocessed edible flax seeds, namely, linseeds; unprocessed flax seeds for agricultural use, namely, linseed; and linseed products for use as food for animal consumption, namely, edible oils, fats, meals, and foodstuffs containing such oils, fats and meals; seed, namely, cottonseed; seed for agricultural, commercial and horticultural use; grass seed for distribution in the professional turf and ornamental seed markets

Class 36:
Financial services, namely financing of crop input purchases; providing charitable financial support to global and local communities for programs in the areas of crop diversification, seed conservation, effective fertilizer use and environmental protection; providing funding for community programs in the areas of youth, arts and culture, health and environmental opportunities in communities; providing global and local support to communities by providing charitable and monetary contributions for the purpose of providing support to communities; financial sponsorship for communities in the areas of medical and emergency services; administration of employee remuneration programs, namely, pension plans, benefit plans, profit-sharing plans, stock bonus plans; insurance services, namely crop insurance agency and crop insurance brokerage; financial services, namely, provision of revolving line of credit; financing services; loan financing; extending credit for the purchase of agriculture products, namely, fertilizer, chemicals and seed; providing loan financing and credit services, and loan evaluation and processing services, to direct suppliers and lenders of agricultural products, namely, for fertilizers, chemicals and seed; financial risk management services for farms; providing charitable support to global and local communities by providing monetary donations to support partnerships and programs in the areas of economic, social and environmental sustainability

Class 37:
Mining and/or extracting phosphate ore; mining and/or extracting potash; mining and/or extraction services

Class 38:
Hire and leasing of global positioning systems, geographic information systems

Class 40:
Processing of phosphate ore, namely fertilizer manufacturing; processing of potash, namely fertilizer manufacturing; custom production of fluids, namely, chemicals, by means of blending component liquids in certain proportions and filling in refillable and reusable containers

Class 41:
Educational services, namely, providing educational programs in the nature of community presentations on phosphate ore and/or potash extraction and controls put in place to protect the environment, agriculture and mining; educational services, namely, providing workshops and seminars in the areas of process safety, namely, safe plant operation, equipment reliability, equipment procurement, and operational cost improvement to prevent catastrophic losses related to environmental damage, loss of containment, worker injuries, energy and chemical releases, knowledge networks, namely, internal cross functional and cross facility technical, and business teams, councils and working groups, project management, equipment reliability, cost improvement and, employee engagement and collaboration and environment, health, safety and security performance; training services, namely, on the job training, workshops, career development, classroom and lectures in the areas of process safety, namely, safe plant operation, equipment reliability, equipment procurement, and operational cost improvement to prevent catastrophic losses related to environmental damage, loss of containment, worker injuries, energy and chemical releases, knowledge networks, namely, internal cross functional and cross facility technical, and business teams, councils and working groups, project management, equipment reliability, cost improvement, employee engagement and collaboration and environment, health, safety and security performance; organizing and conducting educational programs in the field of agricultural to encourage students to participate in the agricultural industry and be educated on the values of crop health; publication of blogs in the nature of articles and posts in the field of fertilizer and agronomy, via a website; providing community educational presentations in the field of environmental stewardship practices and safe guards, regulatory compliance procedures and performance, environmental hazard protection; educational services, namely, providing interactive displays for children to teach them about the essentials of plant growth and the role of agriculture in the environment; educational programs in environmental sustainability that challenge school children to identify solutions to environmental issues related to watersheds; educational services, namely, providing educational programs in the nature of educational games, interactive displays, and programs on protecting the environment and agriculture; educational services, namely, providing live and on-line workshops, classes and seminars in the field of world food sustainability that challenges youth to explore real-life conditions and make decisions that will impact environments, economies and societies locally and globally; educational services, namely, providing community awareness presentations relating to environmental hazards and personal emergency preparedness techniques; providing community educational programs, namely, programs in the field of youth, culture, health and environment; educational services in the field of farm management services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, conferences and workshops in the field of crop planning, crop scouting, crop growth modeling, record keeping, business planning, pest management, risk management and cost production analysis and distribution of course material in connection therewith

Class 42:
Agriculture crop management, namely, crop planning, crop scouting and crop growth modeling; agricultural field mapping services; providing advice in the field of crop information, namely, soil sampling, tissue sampling, assessing and tracking crop progress and crop quality across agricultural fields, by tracking plant diseases, pests and other plant health factors for the purpose of advising on methods to improve crop yields; providing information in the field of environmental protection in the field of agriculture; agricultural services, namely providing information in the field of sustainability; providing data analysis services for the agriculture and turf industries; research and development in the field of farming and crop management

Class 45:
Providing information in the field of regulatory compliance procedure in the field of environmental regulations