phosphorus fertilizer

Trade flows underscore Europe’s fertilizer dependence on Russia.

U.S. fertilizer technology company secures key regulatory clearances, expands internationally, and names new executives as it scales phosphorus-efficiency solutions.

Company strengthens position as key supplier of phosphorus-based products

Farmers are urged to base fertilizer decisions on recent soil tests and comply with a new rule—effective from September 2025—requiring soil sample reports to include GPS coordinates or LPIS parcel numbers.

The facility will use a biocatalytic process with industrial E. coli strains, aligning with methods adopted by other major Chinese producers.

Agreement targets reduced fertilizer use, cost savings, and environmental impact.

Partnership to expand access to phosphorus-efficient inputs ahead of 2026 growing season.

Previously thought to merely trap phosphorus, iron oxides are now shown to facilitate its availability at rates comparable to enzymes.

The new funding will also support the expansion of the startup’s product offerings and geographies. Additionally, Sound Agriculture has introduced a new program to encourage growers to use SOURCE instead of synthetic fertilizers, offering financial benefits and yield protection.

Revised rates to apply retrospectively for imports from 2022, affecting future deposits until at least 2026.

Intrepid emphasizes its unique position as the sole U.S.-based potash producer, offering logistical and pricing advantages. The company is strong with a significant cash balance, no long-term debt, and an untapped credit facility.

Strategic partnership to introduce next-generation phosphorus fertilizers in Europe and North America.

Russia’s leading manufacturer of phosphate-based fertilizers receives green light for key projects from its board.

Innovative process transforms building’s waste into eco-friendly agricultural products.

The company paves the way for sustainable crop production with the Crystal Green Pearl.