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The USDA is seeking information on what obstacles exist to expanding and developing new fertilizer capacity.

In which columnist Dan Casey demonstrates how a new hobby can quickly grow out of hand.

Fertilizer is once again experiencing a seismic market disturbance. Instead of supply chains being disrupted by a worldwide pandemic, however, a significant portion of fertilizer’s woes can no,Features

For the first time this spring, the month of May saw some ammonia prices falling in the U.S.

After imposing sanctions that resulted in sharp decreases in supplies of agricultural inputs coupled with ever-rising inflation, the Biden regime is now asking agricultural and shipping companies [...]

The NWFWMD was awarded $959,754 for an Algae Harvesting and Biomass Reuse project where unused nutrients from agricultural practices are captured and transformed into a biofertilizer to support sustainable nutrient reduction in agricultural runoff.

The manure and bedding material removed from a bedded pack barn can be a valuable nutrient source for crops, but it is bulky.

Baltimore-based Biosolids Management Firm Synagro Central is requesting to renew its permit for the application of biosolids as fertilizer in Nelson County.

Europe’s energy-intensive industry is struggling to survive as soaring energy prices and inflation make them less competitive