New method harnesses Earth's natural forces to produce ammonia sustainably, offering a greener alternative to fertilizer ...

Landus, an Iowa-based agriculture solutions company, and TalusAg, an agriculture technology company, have successfully ...

Ammonia is the world’s most widely produced chemical, primarily used as a key ingredient in nitrogen fertilizers. However, its production is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions—the ...

The European Fertilizer’s industry calls for an urgent evaluation of the impact of the Delegated Act establishing the ...

Landus isn’t diving headfirst into the deep, murky waters of domestic fertilizer production on its own: the cooperative has partnered up with green ammonia startup TalusAg on the Boone project.

Bacterial fertilizers may also offer a more efficient ... But it has also had major environmental consequences. Ammonia production accounts for up to 2% of world energy output and releases about ...

Nearly all ammonia is produced using methane via the Haber-Bosch process, which requires high-temperature and high-pressure ...

Fertiliser production, particularly nitrogen-based fertilisers, relies on ammonia as a raw material. Ammonia is synthesised using hydrogen and nitrogen, where nitrogen is derived from the atmosphere, ...

Ammonia, used in fertilizer, is essential to our lives ... “Earth can be a factory for chemical production,” says Iwnetim Abate, an MIT professor and author of the new study.

Farmers face tight margins in 2025 as fertilizer prices remain high because of global supply issues and potential tariffs.