TFI Report: Fertilizer Industry Improves Sustainability Performance in Key Priority Areas

Funding from the Inflation Reduction Act will help farmers save money, create new revenue streams, enhance natural resources, and tackle the climate crisis.

The companies are also planning future collaboration with AgroFresh Solutions in the postharvest solutions space.

Company highlights new products, new targets and new records in 2023 Sustainability Report.

Jordan Le Roux, Senior Director of Sustainability at Kynetec, on what regenerative agriculture means, and the numbers behind the trend.

Housed inside Biome Makers’ BeCrop Technology, an AI tool sifts through millions of microorganism references.

The company has appointed Megan Lyman as General Counsel and Bert Frost of CF Industries as Board Chair.

Syngenta finalizes agreement with Maersk for ocean transport using biofuel for a Europe-US shipping route.

Program updates include additional eligible states and cash crops, program renewal potential, extended historical practices payment period, and more.

Industry leading carbon program grows as demand remains strong for registry-issued, high integrity carbon credits.

The LCA present a compelling case for the efficacy of RhizoSorb 8-39-0 in fostering sustainable agricultural practices.

Syngenta’s manufacturing facility in St. Gabriel, LA, has been recognized for the first time in EPA’s Top 100 users of green power.

These distinguished farmers and retailers are committed to implementing advanced fertilizer best management practices.

Expanded eligibility is a strategic business step toward meeting the needs of food and ag companies seeking to reduce scope 3 emissions.

Topcon has long focused on precision ag and recently created a global team designed to take sustainability to the next level.

TFI will use the report to continue educating growers and policymakers about the benefits of implementing nutrient stewardship practices.

Product expansion builds on five years of Scope 3 success working with world’s leading food companies.

The Slakes app empowers and engages users to measure aggregate stability: one of the most common indicators of soil health.

Funding will support an expansive study exploring how crop, soil and water management affect the soil microbial communities.