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Researchers report that replacing up to 45% of synthetic nitrogen with organic fertilizer improves soil health and reduces annual N₂O emissions, while maintaining crop productivity in double-cropping systems.

Iwnetim Abate named among MIT Technology review’s 2025 Innovators Under 35. He is developing underground processes to produce ammonia more sustainably, potentially reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fertilizer production.

Virginia Tech-led initiative will compensate farmers for conservation practices in four states.

New program explores the role of precision irrigation in reducing agricultural emissions and improving water efficiency.

The research has uncovered that streams in agricultural areas emit significant amounts of nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas, primarily due to nitrification processes in agricultural soils.

This free app helps small-scale farmers manage their data for better business and environmental outcomes. The app assists in operations like achieving organic certification, managing sustainability grants, and estimating greenhouse gas emissions.

The report titled “The Potential for U.S. Agriculture to Be Greenhouse Gas Negative,” prepared by the U.S. Farmers & Ranchers in Action (USFRA) and the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST), demonstrates the potential for U.S. agriculture to offset its carbon footprint and contribute positively to climate change mitigation.

Strategic advisory board to guide potash project to construction phase.

Impact report reveals major strides in sustainable nitrogen use and emissions management.

Striving for sustainability amidst diverse agricultural needs.

Potent greenhouse gas levels rise with intensive agriculture, Chinese study reveals.

Study outlines five key technologies, calls for regulatory flexibility and stakeholder collaboration.

Nitrogen fertilizer and diesel fuel combustion identified as key contributors to the province’s greenhouse gas emissions from farming.