The future of
Fertilisation

Because of the world’s growing population and limited arable land, we need to increase agricultural productivity. 

What’s more, unpredictable climate change complicates crop management. These factors are forcing us to rethink our farming practices.

Global regulations are being tightened to reduce farming’s environmental impact. 

The EU 2030 Agenda calls for a 50% reduction in nutrient losses, while the Gothenburg Protocol aims for a 13% reduction in NH3 pollution.

Traditional nitrogen fertilizers have average losses of 40%. 

This inefficiency impacts crop profitability and generates risks of environmental pollution through greenhouse gas emissions and leaching.