Welcome to the NAP Facility Tour

We are located in Pasco, WA at 821 S. Chestnut Street.

Contact your NAP Sales Representative if you would like to have a tour of the plant

For additional images of NAP see here.

This is an aerial view of the central NAP production facility in Pasco, WA taken back in the spring of 2002.

Since then NAP has put in concrete driveways and loading facilities.  NAP has also put in more tanks and storage areas. 

NAP has dry storage and tank storage for raw products, mixing facilities, laboratories, fermentation facilities, and office space.

We will update this picture soon to show all the changes that are going on here. 

North is at the top.

Here is part of NAP's Facility showing storage tanks both large and small.

Here is an example of our mixing and storage facilities.  NAP is constantly adding and improving equipment with the constant focus of improving QA/QC, keeping production costs down, maintaining worker safety, and meeting changing environmental regulations.

Once manufactured, our products are packaged and shipped throughout the pacific west.  We ship products in volumes ranging from one gallon to tanker truck loads.

NAP has four researchers on site, three full-time and one part-time.  NAP is also associated with several off-site researchers at USDA/ARS and WSU.

A significant part of NAP's budget is invested in research.  Our focus is on Plant Nutrient Enhancing Technologies (Plant.NET) and Biorational products.

In 1998 NAP started developing a fermentation facility for the production of naturally occurring bacteria and fungus for biological control applications. 

This is now a vital part of our company.

This is the main bio-lab facility.

Our microprocessor controlled developmental fermentation equipment helps us to manufacture both bacteria and fungus for agricultural applications.

NAP has developed its own fermentation facility to manufacture pure strains of bacteria and fungus licensed from USDA/ARS and universities.

NAP maintains purity of strain by using our own in-house laboratory facilities as well as through cooperative agreements with various research facilities.

NAP will continue to improve the production facility so as to maintain quality and to produce new and improved products to help maintain the world leadership position of American agriculture.

Sincerely yours,

The Staff at NAP