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In my youth, I worked for a well-known Minnesota garden center. My co-workers and I would be frequently asked why a customer’s dahlia, geranium or other prized ornamental plant wasn’t

The National Science Foundation awarded $4 million dollars to state colleges for a new collaborative research partnership. Its goal – developing cheaper and more environmentally friendly fertilizers.

A ‘green’ fertilizer with up to 90% reduced CO2 footprint compared to its conventionally produced counterpart is being rolled out in Germany. Contract farmers for Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group will use the fertilizer to cultivate wheat, which will be turned into flour for Harry-Brot bakery products.

A ‘green’ fertilizer with up to 90% reduced CO2 footprint compared to its conventionally produced counterpart is being rolled out in Germany. Contract farmers for Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group will use the fertilizer to cultivate wheat, which will be turned into flour for Harry-Brot bakery products.

2023 Mandela Washington Fellow Shange-Ndamona Mungoba shares her Namibian Food Security Sustainability Strategy with United States (U.S.) Secretary of State

Much of the Midwest experienced drought-like conditions over most of the summer, putting pasture ground at risk.

PONTIAC, Ill. — The sheep are in the cornfield — and chickens too.

Prices for fertilizer products have been dropping for months from highs last year after many producers cut down on applications, but producers like Mosaic and Nutrien see demand rising amid bullish fundamentals.

Says Kenya Kwanza policy changes have made life tough for the poor

The Five Star co-op is moving its facility, badly damaged in the tornado, south of town and expanding to 10 acres from 3.