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  • Applied Carbon raises $21.5 million to deploy groundbreaking biochar technology that increases soil health and sequesters carbon

    Applied Carbon raises $21.5 million to deploy groundbreaking biochar technology that increases soil health and sequesters carbon

    Applied Carbon, a technology company designing automated biochar production machines that convert in-field agricultural crop waste into biochar, announced it has raised a $21.5 million Series A. The funding round was led by TO VC, with participation from Congruent Ventures, Grantham Foundation, Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund, S2G Ventures, Overture.vc, Wireframe Ventures, Autodesk Foundation, A...
    08-21Applied Carbon raises $21.5 million to deploy groundbreaking biochar technology that increases soil health and sequesters carbon
  • Agrion plans to build 10 new fertilizer plants in Brazil

    Agrion plans to build 10 new fertilizer plants in Brazil

    Agrion Fertilizers and the American manager Pegasus Capital Partners sealed an investment agreement that could reach up to R$ 50 million. The resources, from Global Fund for Coral Reefs, will be used to build ten new special fertilizer factories and to develop other products. The main shareholder of the American fund is the Green Climate Fund of the UN (United Nations).Ernani Judice, CEO and found...
    08-20Agrion plans to build 10 new fertilizer plants in Brazil
  • Sector on the rise: Updated research of U.S. row-crop farmers by Stratovation Group shows increased awareness, adoption of biologicals compared to 2022 report

    Sector on the rise: Updated research of U.S. row-crop farmers by Stratovation Group shows increased awareness, adoption of biologicals compared to 2022 report

    This study is Sponsored by Meristem Crop Performance, Pivot Bio, BPIA, and Syngenta, with Strategic support provided by The Fertilizer Institute, Agricultural Retailers Association, and DCLRSSignifying that agricultural biologicals continue to be a rapidly growing platform, row crop farmers report their use of the innovative crop inputs increased by 8 percentage points over the last two years. Bro...
    08-19Sector on the rise: Updated research of U.S. row-crop farmers by Stratovation Group shows increased awareness, adoption of biologicals compared to 2022 report
  • Only 12.6 pct inorganic phosphorus fertilizers taken up by plants globally: study

    Only 12.6 pct inorganic phosphorus fertilizers taken up by plants globally: study

    BEIJING, Aug. 1 (Xinhua) -- Among tens of millions tonnes of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers used every year in the world, only 12.6 percent is absorbed by plants, with the majority stored in soils, according to a recent study by botanists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).A research team from the South China Botanical Garden under the CAS has established a global database, which include...
    08-12Only 12.6 pct inorganic phosphorus fertilizers taken up by plants globally: study
  • Revella Tech unveils nanotechnology in Brazil

    Revella Tech unveils nanotechnology in Brazil

    The Brazilian startup Revella Tech showcased its latest agrochemical innovations at this year's Andav Congress, the largest event in Brazil's agricultural input distribution sector, covered especially by AgroPages.Revella Tech's product portfolio features bioactives and nutrients structured at the nanoscale, designed to be incorporated into fertilizers, adjuvants, and seed treatments f...
    08-12Revella Tech unveils nanotechnology in Brazil
  • FiBL is part of the newly launched project ReLEAF on bio-based fertilisers

    FiBL is part of the newly launched project ReLEAF on bio-based fertilisers

    The Horizon Europe project ReLEAF has officially started after a successful kick-off meeting in Barcelona. Under the coordination of the Spanish technology centre Leitat, the ReLEAF consortium consists of 17 institutions from nine European countries, amongst them FiBL Switzerland.The consortium of ReLEAF during the kick-off meeting. (Photo: CNR)This project aims to transform waste streams into bio...
    08-12FiBL is part of the newly launched project ReLEAF on bio-based fertilisers
  • Production of Organic Fertilizer Compost Fermentation

    Production of Organic Fertilizer Compost Fermentation

    How does animal and poultry excrement ferment do organic fertilizer? Animal husbandry has developed rapidly in rural areas of China, and its output value has accounted for 34% of the total agricultural output. With the increase of the number of livestock and poultry, the production of livestock and poultry manure has also increased rapidly.Most organic fertilizer products are only composted and fe...
    08-07Production of Organic Fertilizer Compost Fermentation
  • Production and formulation of biofertilisers and biopesticides: Success stories and bottlenecks

    Production and formulation of biofertilisers and biopesticides: Success stories and bottlenecks

    The EXCALIBUR project explores the complexities of biofertiliser and biopesticide production, analysing the advantages of two production processes and identifying areas of improvement to facilitate scaling up and widespread adoption.Plant-beneficial microorganisms (both biofertilisers and biocontrol agents) are increasingly recognised as a sustainable alternative to chemical fertilisers due to the...
    08-07Production and formulation of biofertilisers and biopesticides: Success stories and bottlenecks
  • Top 10 Phosphate Countries by Production (Updated 2024)

    Top 10 Phosphate Countries by Production (Updated 2024)

    Phosphate demand is rising as the expanding global population boosts the agricultural industry. Find out which top phosphate-producing countries are feeding this demand.Phosphate is mainly used in the form of fertilizer for crops and animal feed supplements. Only 5 percent of world phosphate production is used for other applications, such as corrosion prevention and detergents.Demand for phosphate...
    08-05Top 10 Phosphate Countries by Production (Updated 2024)
  • Government of India promotes the use of Nano Fertilizers amongst the farmers−− Six Nano Urea plants and four Nano DAP plants have been set up in the country

    Government of India promotes the use of Nano Fertilizers amongst the farmers−− Six Nano Urea plants and four Nano DAP plants have been set up in the country

    Government of India has notified the specifications of Nano Urea and Nano DAP produced by specific companies under Fertilizer Control Order, 1985. Subsequently, six Nano Urea plants with annual capacity of 26.62 crores bottles (500 ml each) and four Nano DAP plants with annual capacity of 10.74 crores bottles (500/1000 ml each) have been set up in the country.Further, with a view to increase the p...
    08-02Government of India promotes the use of Nano Fertilizers amongst the farmers−− Six Nano Urea plants and four Nano DAP plants have been set up in the country
  • Pakistan’s two fertilizer giants merging to form new urea leader

    Pakistan’s two fertilizer giants merging to form new urea leader

    Two major Pakistani fertilizer firms, Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited (FFC) and Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Limited (FFBL), have announced plans to evaluate a potential merger. The merger would create the nation’s largest producer of urea and diammonium phosphate (DAP). This strategic move aims to address future industry challenges and bolster food security by meeting the country’s nitrogen an...
    07-30Pakistan’s two fertilizer giants merging to form new urea leader
  • Soil acidity from fertilizers threatens African agriculture

    Soil acidity from fertilizers threatens African agriculture

    African farmers are increasingly attributing soil degradation to chemical fertilizers, which they claim have led to acidic soils and decreased crop yields. Benson Wanjala, a farmer in western Kenya, has witnessed his maize production plummet from 200 bags to just 30 bags over 25 years. He describes his once fertile soil as nearly lifeless.Kenya introduced a fertilizer subsidy in 2008 to make chemi...
    07-30Soil acidity from fertilizers threatens African agriculture
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