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Anti-graft court acquits Davao agriculture official over fertilizer acquisition mess

High levels of nitrate in water have been linked to pediatric cancers. And Nebraska has the highest pediatric cancer rate of any state west of Pennsylvania, according to the CDC.

Today's analysis covers threats to food security in 2023 and beyond, beginning with the now-obvious fact that food inflation continues to worsen almost everywhere. This readily observable [...]

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Volatility in natural gas prices due to the Russia-Ukraine war is expected to add a dash of uncertainty to India’s budget estimations for next year

The wood-based biochar that Jack Wall and Jeff Wade are readying to cook in Floyd is turned into such pure carbon, you could eat the stuff, they said. But it

Markets seeking stability after a year of COVID found new turbulence in 2022 as war erupted in the Ukraine and Mid-South farmers found themselves on a weather rollercoaster ride.

Minister for Chemicals and Fertilisers Mansukh Mandaviya as saying Nano liquid urea should be promoted in

Potassium can make a case for the ‘Don’t get no respect’ award among the fertilizer nutrients. Nitrogen (N) gets most of the attention because of its showy results; nothing perks

Research at Montana State University is exploring how farmers and gardeners could save money and build soil health with a burgeoning technology that can turn food waste into organic fertilizer