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It’s been said that sustainability is a journey, and a new Sustainability Committee is the next step on TFI’s journey. The committee with a mission to build industry reputation and strong policy outcomes toward achieving a sustainable plant nutrition supply chain.
For more than 100 years, the fertilizer industry – and agriculture at large – has benefited off the work of science and technology. Today, whether it’s finding sustainable ways to feed a growing global population or responding to environmental concerns at local levels, we will need to think creatively about fertilizer going forward.
An international governing body for the 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program – the Global Nutrient Stewardship Certification Council will guide interested parties in the implementation of a 4R Certification program.
TFI joined with EPA and USDA in launching the Next Gen Fertilizer Challenges, which aims to accelerate the development of innovative fertilizer product technologies and to increase the use of existing enhanced efficiency fertilizers (EEFs).
TFI’s 4R Advocate program is celebrating its 10th anniversary starting with the acceptance of nominations for the 2021 4R Advocate awards, due October 30.
Industry uniting to meet production demands, sustainability goals, explore a new market, and documenting positive ROI.
Yara places a heavy focus on increasing knowledge in crop nutrition and environmental solutions. To support this mission, the company established the Yara Incubator Farms as a place to explore, evolve, refine and share knowledge.
Research based on the source, rate, timing, and placement of fertilizer isn’t new, but through the 4R Research Fund, the research community has come together to solve specific challenges impacting an industry and their farmer customers.
TFI joined CropLife America (CLA) and the Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) in announcing today that the three organizations will co-locate to Arlington, VA, beginning in January 2021.
No matter where you live, there’s a good chance someone in your community is hungry. According to USDA, in 2019, more than 37 million people in the United States struggled with hunger. Now, with the Coronavirus outbreak, the number of people struggling to find adequate food is growing exponentially. In recent weeks, many food banks are reporting as much as a 50 percent uptick in demand. Fertilizer industry leaders in TFI’s membership are stepping up to the plate to help.