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Argus Fertilizer Africa will bring together all the links in the African fertilizer and agribusiness chain the objective is to discuss practical strategies to safeguard the industry and secure food security in Africa.

Minister of Agriculture claimed to have prepared a number of plans to up domestic rice production after failure to obtain additional spending.

It's become a fierce debate across the country and here in Alabama. The so called sewer sludge which is human and industrial waste that's being sprayed or dump

As their parting gift, before they left, Caretakers have increased gas prices again to comply with the IMF...

CEC says lack of knowledge on how to apply fertiliser has affected yields and destroyed soils

The Maryland Department of Agriculture today announced farmers who planted small grains for harvest last fall can use commercial fertilizer in accordance with nutrient management plans beginning Feb. 15.

Senator calls for incentives to reduce nitrogen fertilizer use and improve water quality.

From the Iraq Britain Business Council (IBBC): IBBC's inaugural Agritech Committee confirms commitment and project focus for pilot. IBBC held its first inaugural committee meeting at the Royal Overseas League on 13th February, chaired by Dr Amet Selman of AAA Holding. The broadly based committee included appointees from all areas of business and government: members

Deere and Co. is lowering its forecast for earnings as farmers slow down their equipment purchases amid a slump in commodity prices this year.

Leading scientists and industry experts will discuss topics such as soil health, fertilizer use, processing for quality and a host of others relevant to the issues faced by Hawai‘i coffee farms. Vendors will also be on site to share the latest information and technology.