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Nutrient-producing microbes win over Minn. farmers, but skeptics doubtful - Vimarsana News

Nutrient-producing microbes win over Minn. farmers, but skeptics doubtful

Companies are identifying and reproducing the best nitrogen producers to add to corn and other crops. Some are genetically edited to enhance nitrogen production.

Nutrient-producing microbes win over Minn. farmers, but skeptics doubtful - Vimarsana News

Nutrient-producing microbes win over Minn. farmers, but skeptics doubtful

Companies are identifying and reproducing the best nitrogen producers to add to corn and other crops. Some are genetically edited to enhance nitrogen production.

Nutrient-producing microbes win over Minn. farmers, but skeptics doubtful - Vimarsana News

Nutrient-producing microbes win over Minn. farmers, but skeptics doubtful

Companies are identifying and reproducing the best nitrogen producers to add to corn and other crops. Some are genetically edited to enhance nitrogen production.

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Nutrient producing microbes win over farmers but skeptics doubtful - Vimarsana News

Nutrient producing microbes win over farmers but skeptics doubtful

A growing number of farmers are using nitrogen producing bacteria as an alternative to the polluting synthetic nitrogen fertilizer, but some soil health experts are skeptical of the new products.

Fertilizers are critical for farming — but they are often environmentally costly. Synthetic biology may offer a solution - Vimarsana News

Fertilizers are critical for farming — but they are often environmentally costly. Synthetic biology may offer a solution

Almost everything about synthetic fertilizer sucks. It sucks for the climate, generating 2.5 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, more than global aviation. It sucks for the environment, creating a dead zone the size of Connecticut in the Gulf of Mexico while choking the Great Lakes with algal blooms.