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Russia and Mali Talk about donating fertilizer in the EU blocked areas - Vimarsana News

Russia and Mali Talk about donating fertilizer in the EU blocked areas

MOSCOW: The Kremlin announced on Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Mali's transitional president Asimi Goita had discuss... | News Track

USDA launches $500 million grant program for domestic fertilizer production - Vimarsana News

USDA launches $500 million grant program for domestic fertilizer production

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is offering $500 million in grants to bolster domestic fertilizer production to spur competition and combat the massive price increases of the [...]

Nitrogen fertilizer prices are expected to rise – and the cost of natural gas is no longer the only factor - Vimarsana News

Nitrogen fertilizer prices are expected to rise – and the cost of natural gas is no longer the only factor

The price of nitrogen fertilizer is expected to keep increasing this fall. Analysts have noted that the cost of natural gas, a key component in the production of nitrogen fertilizer, is no longer [...]

Global food and fertilizer supply crisis gives Russia significant leverage - Vimarsana News

Global food and fertilizer supply crisis gives Russia significant leverage

Russia's large stores of fertilizer could give it significant leverage during the global food and fertilizer supply crisis. Since the invasion of Ukraine in late February, international food [...]

'Perfect Storm' Hitting US Crop Planting Amid Talk of Shortages - Vimarsana News

'Perfect Storm' Hitting US Crop Planting Amid Talk of Shortages

When farmers in the United States returned to their fields in April, officially kicking off the 2022 growing ...