Chemical Fertilizers cooperatives are organizations owned and controlled by farmers and agricultural producers that deal with the production, distribution, and marketing of chemical fertilizers. The goal of these cooperatives is to provide their members with access to high-quality fertilizers at competitive prices, as well as to help them achieve economies of scale and improve their competitiveness in the marketplace. Members of chemical fertilizers cooperatives can negotiate better prices for their inputs, share the costs of production, and access collective marketing and distribution channels.

However, the use of chemical fertilizers, including by cooperatives, has raised concerns about the environmental impacts of excessive fertilizer use, such as soil degradation and water pollution. As a result, there is a growing emphasis on sustainable agriculture practices, including the use of environmentally friendly fertilizers and integrated nutrient management strategies. Chemical fertilizers cooperatives may also be working to develop and promote more sustainable fertilizer use practices, in addition to their traditional role of supplying fertilizers to their members.