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Phosphorus is a limiting element for human life, and it is for that very reason that it has been so prized for fertilizer production to make its way into the food chain.

A number of new state laws are set to impact California farmers after Governor Gavin Newsom ended the legislative year by signing a flurry of bills, and progress made in partnering with farmers and American businesses to increase innovative domestic fertilizer production.

Some of the most influential farm group banded together earlier this month to ask the Commerce Department to reduce or eliminate the duty on key imports of phosphate fertilizers from Morocco and now a bipartisan roster of lawmakers is doing the same.

The USDA's October World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates or WASDE report showed lowered projections on the supply of corn and soybeans.

This week, state legislators are considering a plan to use a $125 million loan to invest in a fertilizer project in North Dakota, and the North Dakota Farmers Union is backing the idea.

Dublin, Oct. 24, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

RIYADH: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has asked member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to help Southeast Asian countries ensure the availability of a reliable and sufficient supply of petroleum products, and fertilizer amid conflicts in various parts of the globe.

The open fields are tempting manure applicators to get started. However, it is worthwhile to pause and consider the fertilizer value that is given up when manure is applied to

NEWTON COUNTY, Mo. (KOAM) - About 2 p.m. Thursday a "slurry spill" occurred on Quince Road, just west of Wallaby Road in rural Fairview.

Dozens of national and state agricultural groups are beseeching the Biden administration to consider high fertilizer costs that are weighing down farmers as the International Trade Commission and Commerce Department weigh their options on continuing to levy duties on imports of Moroccan phosphate products.