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The new nitrogen

Implications.

  1. Tractor with a N2 unit behind it.

    SafeManure Heralds a New Era for Farm Manure

    SafeManure legislation opens new doors for manure-derived nitrogen fertilisers.

  2. Field and hay balls.

    How Can Farmers Reduce the Need for Chemical Fertilisers With Improved Slurry?

    Today society is dependent on chemical fertilisers to produce enough food for the growing population. However, the production of chemical fertilisers involve extensive climate emissions.

  3. Dark chocolate.

    How to turn your slurry into smelling like dark chocolate

    For the general public, the smell from slurry spreading is sometimes a negative aspect of living in the countryside. The negative effects vary from time to time and often depend on wind, moisture and…

  4. Nitrogen – will the Farm to Fork strategy manage to cut nutrient losses [Video interview 2/2]

    Nitrogen – Will the Farm to Fork Strategy Manage to Cut Nutrient Losses? [Video interview 2/2]

    We had a chat with Mr. Nitrogen himself, Prof. Mark Sutton, about his thoughts on the new Farm to Fork strategy and ambitions to half nutrient losses.

  5. A 27% reduction in a dairy farm’s overall carbon footprint, surely not?

    A 27% reduction in a dairy farm’s overall carbon footprint, surely not?

    Well, it’s true.

  6. Nitrogen – the Godfather of Pollution? [Video interview 1/2]

    Nitrogen – the Godfather of Pollution? [Video interview 1/2]

    We had a chat with Mr. Nitrogen himself, Prof. Mark Sutton.