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ON SCENE: Our friend Chris Doty caught video of the fire. He tells us Friday he was coming home from a motorcycle ride and spotted smoke, then 3 minutes later

After more than a decade, Tommy Muska is stepping down as Mayor of West. Mayor Muska has seen a lot through his time, one big moment the West plant explosion in 2013.

Researchers have developed a low-cost, energy-efficient, and eco-friendly tech for producing ammonia, which can be used for fertilizers and as a hydrogen carrier for fuel cells.

Analysts are mostly “neutral” on the plantation sector, citing concerns on the latest October palm oil stockpile of 2.45 million tonnes, which is the highest in four years and a lack of notable demand catalysts.

Moderation in input prices, particularly fertilizer prices, is likely to result in lower crop breakeven prices in 2024, according to a recent article by Michael Langemeier at Purdue University.

President says 2kg of packet of maize flour now selling at a low Sh145 depending on the brand

He has been remanded at the Industrial Area prison until Friday.

Getting the right information is the best place to start with field work this fall and winter.

The Indonesian government is planning to pay off its debt to PT Pupuk Indonesia.

Global demand for agricultural crops is on the rise as farmers strain to meet it and that will put more pressure on limited phosphate and potash supplies and strengthen fertilizer prices in 2024, according to Mosaic CEO Joc O’Rourke.