Recycling all the human and livestock feces and urine on the planet would contribute substantially to meeting the nutrient supply for all crops worldwide, thereby reducing the need to mine fertilizers ...

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 Using any metric — cost per litre, energy by weight or energy by volume — diesel ...

A new study found that fertilized soil plays a huge role in polluting the massive lake, contributing to widespread health concerns.

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Twenty farmers, agronomists and academics recently gathered on a farmyard near Sperling, Man., to look at six or seven shipping ...

"The rate on export of such fertilizers will equal no more than 7% depending on the ruble exchange rate," the report said ...

Recycling human and animal excreta has the potential to significantly reduce the need for traditional mineral fertilizers for crop production.

The use of fertilizer is responsible for planet warming emissions equivalent to about a billion tonnes of carbon dioxide ...

Nutrien Ltd. offers a strong market presence and cost advantages in potash and nitrogen, making it a compelling value despite ...

Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) Commissioner Thom Petersen has announced the launch of the Green Fertilizer Grant ...

As opposed to a constant flow from sources above and below ground, periods of heavy rain and runoff deliver the greatest ...

Minnesota Department of Agriculture Commissioner Thom Petersen announced the launch of the Green Fertilizer Grant Program ...