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  1. Field of field trials.

    ‘One Trial is No Trial’: The Importance of Field Trials for New AgTech

    Field trials is the main tool for documentation of product performance and testing of new technology in agriculture. Due to high variation in conditions within geographies and crops in agriculture,…

  2. Field with trials.

    Quantifying the Benefits of NEO: Fair and Accurate Trials Design

    The N2 Applied solution has the potential to fundamentally improve food production and crop nutrient management.

  3. A globe with the worlds maps on it.

    Can the EU Turn the Tides on Increasing Ammonia Emissions?

    Ammonia (NH ₃ ) emissions in the EU increased with 2.8 % from 2013 to 2017. This trend of increasing NH ₃ emissions calls for more action.

  4. A tree shaped like a recycling icon, in a field.

    Waste or Resource: How Can Farmers Get the Best Nutrient Value from Slurry?

    Slurry from livestock holds valuable nutrients and microbes that are beneficial to soils and the growing of crops. Yet, in some circumstances, the material is viewed as waste or bi-product from a…

  5. A stormy sky at sunset looking across open fields towards Whiteshill and along the Stroud Valley and the Cotswold escarpment.

    Application Timing – The Key to Unlocking Higher Yields From Slurry

    When thinking of nutrient management planning, many people will think first of the quantifiable things, such as ‘how much nutrient does the crop need?’, ‘how much nutrient in the slurry do I have?’…

  6. Tractor on field.

    Want to Learn the Application Methods of Our Nitrogen Enriched Organic Fertiliser (NEO)?

    N2 Applied has developed a technology that enables local production of nitrogen fertiliser using only air, electricity and a liquid organic substrate (livestock slurry or biogas digestate).