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The Fermachem plant would produce about 1 million tonnes of urea a year, displacing close to 60% of Mexico’s annual imports.
New Hermosillo facility expands production capacity, shortens delivery times, and supports growing demand for precision irrigation technologies across North and Central America.
USDA forecasts lower output, exports, and domestic consumption as Mexican producers face shrinking margins, acreage cuts, and continued market uncertainty.
Proman GPO’s 800,000-tonne-per-year Topolobampo facility could reduce Mexico’s dependence on imported nitrogen fertilizers and reshape Pacific ammonia trade flows if remaining community disputes are resolved.
Producers warn that rising costs and global disruptions could threaten crop output and food inflation.
Quillaja-based product to launch in the U.S., Canada and Mexico as biologicals market growth accelerates.
Lee Zeldin meets avocado growers in Valley Center and says Mexico has funded most 2026 border infrastructure upgrades.
Research collaboration seeks to enhance yields and strengthen food security as global temperatures rise.
First large-scale prohibition in more than three decades targets chemicals linked to health and environmental risks.
Labor shortages and climate change accelerate the adoption of spraying and mapping technologies.
Designation aims to enable sustainable harvest and industrial use of seaweed affecting Caribbean tourism.
US firm expands global presence through deal with Latin American agricultural supplier.
The initiative targets decarbonization of smallholder dairy operations in Mexico, Morocco, and India.
Companies aim to cut farm emissions by supplying low-carbon products to potato growers in four countries.
Mexican Ministry of Agriculture distributes 70,000 tons of free fertilizer to over 157,000 producers
The initiative targets staple crop farmers and includes specific allocations based on crop type.
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