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Reducing uncertainty: Producing on-farm green ammonia

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In addition to climate challenges, growers are facing instability around input costs and supply chain issues. Rethinking access to fertilizer could help take away some of that uncertainty and bring peace of mind.

FuelPositive is bringing decentralized on-farm green ammonia technology to local farms, giving farmers control and allowing them to produce their own fertilizer. They have established the first demonstration project near the town of Sperling, Manitoba. 

In this episode, editor Kaitlin Berger speakers with Ian Clifford, co-founder and CEO of FuelPositive, about this new technology. He shares why it's important, how it could help producers and provides a financial breakdown for the investment. 

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Sponsored by FuelPositive.

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