Organic fertilizer
A report by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) reveals that cancer-linked chemicals known as trihalomethanes (TTHMs) have contaminated drinking water in nearly 6,000 U.S. communities due to manure runoff from livestock farms.
Innovafeed is a French AgTech company and a leader in the production of insects for animal and plant nutrition, including Hilucia Frass for plants, a 100% natural fertilizer.
Starting in 2026, this facility aims to significantly increase production capacity, utilizing locally sourced materials like recycled almond shells and renewable energy.
Last month, the European Commission proposed tariffs on Russian fertilizer imports. However, some member states are reluctant to support them, as farmers would have to pay more for alternative supplies.
As a biodegradable and biocompatible material, it poses no harm to humans or the environment.
However, the transition faces challenges, including environmental concerns related to nitrogen runoff from manure and pressures from farmers and environmental groups.
The collaboration aims to enhance sustainable agricultural practices by offering a natural fertilizer alternative that promotes soil health and reduces environmental impact.
New organic fertilizer made from the frass of Hermetia illucens (black soldier fly) offers a sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional fertilizers and has been shown to improve soil health, enhance microbial activity, and increase crop yields.
New product combines inoculant mycorrhiza with essential nutrients to reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers and enhance crop productivity.
Wool pellets can hold significant moisture and are rich in nitrogen. They can serve as an organic alternative to synthetic fertilizers and are usable for both home gardening and commercial agriculture.
For lush flowering and full development, plants need proper care.
This organic fertilizer has rich nutrient content and is cost-effective compared to synthetic fertilizers, despite the additional handling costs.
$50 million Wabash facility aims to tackle sustainability challenges in agriculture.
This partnership involves designing and developing a biogas plant to international standards, creating organic fertilizer products, and establishing a sales channel for these products.
Green Shero Ltd. addresses waste management by recycling waste into useful products. The company processes 15 tonnes of waste monthly, categorizing it into various grades for different uses: selling, crafting, or composting into organic fertilizers known as Ekirisa.
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