fertilizer production

Phosphate supplies are tighter than they've been in years. One local company thinks the answer isn't just producing more.

The USDA just announced $500 million in grants for fertilizer production projects built and operated in the U.S., part of a push to cut farmers' reliance on overseas suppliers.

In a heated Senate discussion, one key player defended the numbers behind farm bankruptcies—turns out, there's more to the story than meets the eye.

The green fertilizer market is on the rise, reflecting a shift towards more sustainable farming practices.

With over 1,000 permits already granted, the push for local fertilizer manufacturing is gaining momentum, and farmers are feeling hopeful.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the administration plans to accelerate permitting for fertilizer projects and revive a grant program to support domestic production.

Farmers are feeling the pinch as fertilizer prices soar. There's a push for Washington D.C. to step in and clarify what's going on with costs.

The closure of a key shipping route has farmers bracing for impact. Prices are rising.

In a move to support local farmers, the USDA is rolling out major projects to tackle the fertilizer crunch.

After a high-stakes meeting, the Trump Administration is gearing up to tackle fertilizer production and cut reliance on foreign sources.