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USDA Develops Phosphorus Management Tool
A tool developed by USDA scientists can help agribusiness model phosphorus loss in runoff and determine ways to reduce these losses.
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New OSU Extension Expert Working With Growers To Reduce Nutrient Loads
A new soil fertility specialist with Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences is looking for a few good growers to…
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Kasich Approves Bill Requiring Certification For Ohio Fertilizer Applicators
Ohio Governor John Kasich signed Senate Bill 150 today, a bill which will require one farmer per farm operation to be certified to apply…
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Bio Huma Netics Adds To Team
Bio Huma Netics, Inc. (BHN) welcomes four new employees to the continually growing company.
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Rabobank: Global Fertilizer Prices Deteriorating
The report finds there is a deteriorating trend in the price of fertilizers, and Rabobank expects this to continue in the coming quarter.
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A Closer Look At Links Between Fertilizers And Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Researchers at the USDA are learning more about the mechanics of how nitrogen fertilizers contribute to the development of greenhouse gases.
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Webinar To Address Role Of Sidedress Nitrogen In Corn Nutrient Needs
Dow AgroSciences and Agricen will co-host a new Webinar, “Sidedressing Nitrogen for Maximum Yields,” on Thursday, May 29 and Thursday, June 5.
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AM Agrigen To Build $1.2 Billion Fertilizer Plant In Louisiana
AM Agrigen Industries has selected St. Charles Parish, LA, as the site to develop a potential $1.2 billion plant to manufacture one of the…
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BioNitrogen Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held At Initial Plant Site In Hendry County, FL
BioNitrogen Holdings Corp., a cleantech company that utilizes patented technology to build environmentally friendly plants that convert biomass into urea fertilizer, was proud to…
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Key Considerations For Manure Application To Soybeans
To avoid over-application of manure to corn land, producers are pursuing other crops such as soybeans as alternative crops to receive manure.
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