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Opinion: Standing with farmers: Why US fertilizer independence matters
This week, as we celebrate National Farmers Day and Global Fertilizer Day , we should remember a simple truth: Without farmers, there is no fertilizer industry, and without both farmers and the fertilizer industry, there is no reliable source of food. One-half of global food production can be attributed to the use of fertilizer. Two American industries working together for a common good — even when times are tough.
Standing with farmers: Why US fertilizer independence matters
Dave Legvold shows his strip till machine, which applies fertilizer to crops, at his corn and soybean farm, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026, in Northfield, Minn. (AP Photo/Ellen Schmidt) This week, as we celebrate National Farmers Day and Global Fertilizer Day, we should remember a simple truth: Without farmers, there is no fertilizer industry, and without both farmers and the fertilizer industry, there is no reliable source of food.
Opinion - Standing with farmers: Why US fertilizer independence matters
Demand shocks in Asia or supply disruptions in the Middle East directly affect American farmers. This week, as we celebrate and , we should remember a simple truth: Without farmers, there is no fertilizer industry, and without both farmers and the fertilizer industry, there is no reliable source of food. can be attributed to the use of fertilizer. Two American industries working together for a common good — even when times are tough.
Opinion - Standing with farmers: Why US fertilizer independence matters
This week, as we celebrate National Farmers Day and Global Fertilizer Day, we should remember a simple truth: Without farmers, there is no fertilizer industry, and without both farmers and the fertilizer industry, there is no reliable source of food. One-half of global food production can be attributed to the use of fertilizer. Two American industries working together for a common good — even when times are tough.
Opinion - Standing with farmers: Why US fertilizer independence matters
This week, as we celebrate National Farmers Day and Global Fertilizer Day, we should remember a simple truth: Without farmers, there is no fertilizer industry, and without both farmers and the fertilizer industry, there is no reliable source of food. One-half of global food production can be attributed to the use of fertilizer. Two American industries working together for a common good — even when times are tough.
US Senate hears alarm over fertilizer prices and farm survival
US lawmakers, farmers, fertilizer executives and agricultural experts warned during a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing that rising fertilizer prices are pushing American farms toward a financial breaking point. The hearing focused on how global conflicts, industry concentration and supply disruptions are increasing costs for producers across the country, according to AgFunderNews. Farmers testified that the crisis goes beyond the recent conflict in the Middle East.
Trump Correct To Prioritize Potash [Opinion]
President Donald Trump’s recognition of potash as a critical mineral is a dramatic step toward ensuring U.S. farmers have access to the essential nutrients needed to grow the crops that feed our communities and fill our collective dinner tables with nutritious and affordable food.
Decoding the 2024 Election: Insights and Post-Election Revelations
Elections are a fun week for those of us working in DC in the policy arena. First, it is the equivalent of our Superbowl, and we wake up on Wednesday morning (sometimes) with winners and losers. I am a very competitive person, and I enjoy the element of competition in our democratic process. Watching vote totals, electoral college counts, and percent of counties reporting is like checking college football scores on Saturday.
Opinion: Strengthening food security and American agriculture: The need to elevate phosphate and potash to the critical minerals list
In an era defined by environmental challenges, population growth, and an ever-increasing demand for food production, the role of agriculture is more critical than ever. With our vast expanses of farmland and innovative farming practices, the United States stands as a beacon of agricultural prowess. In order to maintain this position, it is imperative that we take proactive steps to secure our agricultural future.
Opinion: Carbon capture a critical tool for de-carbonizing fertilizer industry and strengthening food security
Fertilizer production and use are essential to feeding the world’s growing population, which surpassed 8 billion people on November 15. In fact, over half of all food grown around the world today, for both people and animals, is made possible only through the responsible use of fertilizer. As the world population continues to grow, the need for sustainability produced fertilizer will only increase.
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