The global population continues to grow, driving demand for fertilisers to support the agricultural productivity gains required to meet world crop demand. (Image source: CRU)
Demand for more environmentally friendly fertilisers is rapidly increasing, amid growing environmental regulations, especially those aimed at emissions abatement
Initially, the product will be used for maise and wheat with future expansion to rice, potatoes and possibly other crops. (Image source: Sound Agriculture)
Sound Agriculture and Syngenta have partnered to explore opportunities to reduce the use of nitrogen fertilisers in China by up to 30% while maintaining on-farm productivity
The use of biomethane plays a crucial role in reducing greenhouse gases. (Image source: WELTEC BIOPOWER)
In November 2020, a biomethane plant of the German energy plant manufacturer WELTEC BIOPOWER went live in Papillonnière near Vire in Normandie, France
Potassium the so-called ‘gatekeeper’ nutrient is crucial for maintaining optimal plant water relations. (Image source: Omex)
As an evergreen bush crop with young shoots and leaves routinely picked, tea (Camellia sinensis) requires full and fast nutrition by foliar feeding, says Omex Agrifluids - a world leader in the design, development and delivery of soluble nutrient products
The project will develop and distribute soil testing kits to 5,000 farmers in developing countries. (Image source: Gabriel Jimenez/Unsplash)
PhosAgro, a leading producer of mineral fertilisers, and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations have introduced the joint Soil Doctors Programme in sustainable agriculture
