Kim Clarksen

Lithuanian producer introduces multi-nutrient solution at Macfrut 2026 as growers seek higher efficiency and resilience tools.

Crop protection and seeds became the main drivers for growth, while AI and biologicals contributed to higher profitability despite weaker sales at constant currency.

Authorizations permit food and feed use for 10 years, but cultivation remains prohibited under EU rules.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union is asking supermarkets to adjust prices to match rising production costs, saying that farmers are under more pressure and future food output could be affected.

Funding from the Deep Tech Accelerator program will support the commercialization of recycled fertilizer inputs sourced from waste streams.

A second round of payments will raise the payout factor to 70% as the agency expands relief for natural disaster losses in 2023 and 2024.

New storage and export infrastructure aims to boost large-scale ammonia shipments and support fertilizer and energy markets.

The modernization of Nunhem facilities aims to increase global vegetable seed supply and enhance efficiency through the integration of renewable energy.

Dutch fertilizer and chemicals group reduces holding to 3.4% after block trade.

Rising input costs due to geopolitical tensions are prompting growers to explore alternative soil strategies while continuing conventional practices.

This state-backed investment seeks to accelerate low-carbon ammonia production and reduce emissions in Europe’s fertilizer sector.

Former Albemarle chief to lead new publicly traded company, with separation targeted for the fourth quarter of 2026.

A new amoeba-derived product has shown strong trial results and targets a broad range of fungal diseases ahead of its expected third-quarter registration.

Expanded federal support channels more resources into research, automation, and market competitiveness for U.S. growers.

The company targets a 2026 financial close as development lenders back a strategic push to scale integrated nutrient production.