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Taking Advantage of the Chemical Properties of Rock Phosphate Fertilizer to Sequester Carbon

Written on May 13, 2022. Posted in Latest.

The application of rock P fertilizer to soil that is P deficient can significantly increase crop yields and help facilitate carbon sequestration building soil health. Increased soil P promotes early germination and more extensive root growth resulting in larger, more...
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The Importance of Reducing Scope 3 Carbon Emissions

Written on May 5, 2022. Posted in Latest.

google image: factory emissions Recently, investors and companies have been shifting their focus from reducing scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions to reducing scope 3 carbon emissions. There is a growing need to reduce GHG emissions wherever possible and it...
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Strategies to Reduce on Farm Nitrous Oxide Emissions and Improve Nitrogen Use Efficiency

Written on April 19, 2022. Posted in Latest.

Nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions have exceeded projections by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), endangering the goals of the Paris Agreement. Recent research has determined that N2O emissions are increasing at a faster rate than any other type of...
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Company Hopes to Fill Gap with B.C. Phosphate Mine

Written on April 12, 2022. Posted in Latest.

Fertoz would note that the article discusses our total rock phosphate available to us in North America and discusses our focus on Canadian farmers. All of our rock sources were totalled to provide the 10,000,000 tonnes number. Fertoz extracts phosphate from...
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Low Carbon Cows: Using Canola Meal to Reduce Livestock Methane Emissions

Written on April 6, 2022. Posted in Latest.

Canola meal can increase milk and milk protein yield while increasing protein utilization. Canola meal as cattle feed can reduce methane output by up to 10%Increases in dietary fat concentrations can reduce enteric emissions. Livestock produce significant amounts of methane as...
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Fertoz puts North American Growers First through Less Expensive, Locally Sourced, Low Carbon Fertilizer

Written on March 11, 2022. Posted in Latest.

As a result of current supply chain uncertainty, agricultural input costs such as fertilizer and fuel have increased significantly prompting growers to consider alternative strategies to mitigate costs and reduce risks. The US is heavily reliant on imports of phosphate...
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Cover Cropping to Enhance Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture

Written on January 31, 2022. Posted in Latest.

Benefits of Cover crops As global attitudes shift towards adopting environmentally sustainable production practices to mitigate climate change, cover cropping can play a meaningful role in improving soil health by returning CO2 from the atmosphere to the soil. Cover crops...
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Composted Manures and Rock Phosphate

Written on December 15, 2021. Posted in Latest.

Crops will receive a high dose of accessible P from rock phosphate and the help of composted manure. Composted manure microbes break down insoluble forms of phosphate into plant available forms. Studies Show the Added Benefits of Composted Manures when...
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UNDERSTANDING THE SOIL CARBON CYCLE

Written on December 10, 2021. Posted in Latest.

Caley Gasch - Assistant Professor of Soil Health Research, NDSU You've probably heard that soils have the capacity to capture carbon from the atmosphere and store it for a long time, and that conservation-based farming practices can help this process....
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North Dakota Ag Expo at the FARGODOME

Written on November 30, 2021. Posted in Latest.

Join us this week at the Fargodome for North America's Ag Expo featuring many great speakers and booths! Paul Peterson, Sales Manager with Fertoz will be there to talk about Rock Phosphate, organic fertilizers, manure, carbon credits, and more. Ask...
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Taking Advantage of the Chemical Properties of Rock Phosphate Fertilizer to Sequester Carbon

The Importance of Reducing Scope 3 Carbon Emissions

Strategies to Reduce on Farm Nitrous Oxide Emissions and Improve Nitrogen Use Efficiency

Company Hopes to Fill Gap with B.C. Phosphate Mine

Low Carbon Cows: Using Canola Meal to Reduce Livestock Methane Emissions

Fertoz puts North American Growers First through Less Expensive, Locally Sourced, Low Carbon Fertilizer

Cover Cropping to Enhance Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture

Composted Manures and Rock Phosphate

UNDERSTANDING THE SOIL CARBON CYCLE

North Dakota Ag Expo at the FARGODOME

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