Minnesota company is tackling nitrogen pollution with ag science in volatile fertilizer market
When the U.S. started bombing Iran in February and trade routes bottlenecked, Minnesota farmer Les Anderson watched synthetic nitrogen fertilizer prices skyrocket. Making the product requires natural gas, a fuel source shipped through the currently blockaded Strait of Hormuz and further threatened by Iranian counterattacks on a major Qatari liquefied natural gas facility. So when […]
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