Fertilizer

Green Impact Farming gets a boost from an unlikely source: Human urine

A new study shows how human urine could be used as fertilizer to help cities grow food while reducing pollution and saving energy.

Green Impact Plant genetics discovery could revolutionize fertilizer use in farming Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Incredible ‘smart soil’ can water and feed itself Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Fast-growing plant could help reduce food insecurity globally, study finds Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Massive new phosphate deposits in Norway could power electric cars for the next 50 years Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Fungi could be the future of global agriculture Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Turning wastewater into fertilizer is feasible and will make agriculture more sustainable Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Growing cereal crops with less fertilizer — could save farmers billions Joseph Shavit

Innovations Startup wants to convert manure into sustainable fertilizer while trapping greenhouse gases Joseph Shavit

Innovations Innovative new process for converting toxic home septic waste to eco-friendly fertilizer Joshua Shavit

Global Good Nitrogen-efficient wheat can provide more food with fewer greenhouse gas emissions Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Recycled cow manure fertilizing a green agricultural trend Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Nutrient-rich human waste poised to sustain agriculture, improve economies Joshua Shavit