Category: Fertilizers
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Mater-Bi mulch film can be considered an inorganic soil improver according to the Fertilizer Regulation
Well be eating plastic soon with the blessing of the EU institutions. 😂😂
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Degradation of PBAT mulch by plastic-degrading bacteria under the influence of organic fertilizers and effects on soil
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2213343725043222
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EUBP welcomes the inclusion of soil-biodegradable products in the EU Fertilising Products Regulation
The EUBP markets its technology as ‘biodegradable’ for agricultural applications while they market it as ‘compostable’ for packaging applications. It’s a fraud. Pushing OXO technology of the cliff was a cabal to get rid of a competing technology. The European Commission should have been neutral but it was a complice in this conspiracy. My big…
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SK Leaveo to start fertilizer coating with biodegradable materials
SK Leaveo to start fertilizer coating with biodegradable materials
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New bioplastic material absorbs contaminants from water, decomposes into fertiliser
New bioplastic material absorbs contaminants from water, decomposes into fertiliser
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FA Bio secures £5.3m investment
FA Bio secures £5.3m investment from Clean Growth Fund, Pymwymic and Ship2B Ventures
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PBAT and the Third Reich Connections (FREE)
PBAT is the mothership of all compostable plastics. Let’s have a closer look at PBAT. This is a FREE article
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Another Pervert Effect in Making Circular Palm Oil
Farmers face an uncertain transition to using composting methods to boost nitrogen content in plantation soil, as Indonesia has removed palm oil from a list of commodities qualifying for subsidised chemical fertilisers — Removing subsidies on chemical fertilizers is a good decision for the environment but not for the small farmers. A simple solution to…
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Mexico Amends the National List of Permitted Substances for Organic Agriculture
On Tuesday, May 2, 2023, the Federal Registry published the amendments to Annex 1 of the National List of Permitted Substances for Organic Agriculture.
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Cemvita Unveils eCO2 Pilot Plant
Transforming CO2 Emissions into Renewable Feedstocks and Fertilizers
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Nitrogen Crisis in the Netherlands
The world’s second largest exporter of agri-food products is going through multiple crises that are calling into question its successful model. In particular, Dutch agriculture must drastically reduce its nitrogen emissions.
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EU Communication on the Availability and Affordability of Fertilizers
On November 9, 2022, the European Commission published a Communication on the availability and affordability of fertilizers to propose solutions to the important increase in prices that EU farmers are facing.
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KFC to Test New Compostable Packaging System
KFC to test a new compostable packaging system
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NL Minister of Agriculture Resigns over Fertilizers
On September 5, 2022, the Dutch Minister of Agriculture, Nature, and Food Quality, Henk Staghouwer, resigned over manure and nitrogen emissions — The beginning of the end of intensive agriculture and it’s not going to be a walk in the park.
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Global Fertilizers Inflation Report
Impacts and Repercussions of Price Increases on the Global Fertilizer Market
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NL Nitrogen GHG Emission Plan
Netherlands: Government Presents National Program to Reduce Nitrogen Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Rural Areas
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Can Urine Replace Chemical Fertilizers?
A researcher said urine is a nutrient-rich alternative and less polluting than synthetic fertilizers.
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Brazil Seeks Remedies for Fertilisers Disruptions
Brazil Agriculture Seeks Remedies for Potential Fertilizer Disruptions
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Environmental Impact of Corn Ethanol Production
Environmental impact of US production of corn for biofuels
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Financial Times Documentary on Afyren Fertilizers
How to reduce Europe’s reliance on fossil-based fertilisers?
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