A daily digest of market, agri-policy, technology and climate news — from Ukraine and the world. 57 news items in 26 sections.
An erratic monsoon in India could drive up demand for soluble fertilisers, but a sharp surge in prices poses a significant risk to consumption, according to the SFAI.
A recent study published in *Frontiers in Microbiology* by researchers from Argentina reveals a concerning link between the widely used herbicide glyphosate and the proliferation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria,…
PT Pupuk Indonesia has started urea exports to Australia under a government-to-government arrangement. The first 47,250-tonne cargo reached Brisbane, with total contracted deliveries set at 250,000 tonnes through…
Cold-plasma fertilizer is drawing attention in Canada as farmers face supply disruptions and high prices, though the technology remains at an early research stage and has not yet…
Australian Fertilizer Corporation says it has sold all planned output from its proposed Gladstone urea plant for the next ten years before construction has begun. The project is…
India’s fertilizer industry expects relief in supply chains and input costs after the US-Iran peace deal reopened the Strait of Hormuz.
Shipping problems in the Strait of Hormuz are creating a more direct fertilizer risk for Türkiye, where farm production depends heavily on imported chemical inputs.
India is considering larger urea purchases after NFL tender bids fell by more than 50 percent, signaling an easing in fertilizer supply stress compared with earlier wartime pricing.
An unseasonal spike in urea and DAP sales in India shows how quickly geopolitical shocks can overwhelm even tightly managed fertilizer-distribution systems.