By Chad Penn, Soil Scientist at National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory (USDA) and Adjunct Professor at Purdue University Because of the “sticky” nature of phosphorus (P) to soils and variability

By Anna-Maria Marshall, Associate Professor of Sociology and Law at University of Illinois Michael and Chantell Sackett were developers who bought a piece of “soggy” property in Idaho near Priest

By Frank Slovenec Co-Executive Director, Global Water Works 2022 was a significant year for the recognition of HABs and the directive to develop processes that will predict and remediate them.

By Dave Linville, Vice President and General Manager, AquaSmart, Inc. Throughout human history, lead pipes have been used to carry drinking water. In the US, it wasn’t until the 1980s

Atlanta-based AquaSmart offers a unique water treatment additive made from 100% food-grade ingredients that continuously keeps ortho-phosphate and polyphosphate in equilibrium, but without forming a layer of mineral scale inside

By Tinia Pina, Founder and CEO at Re-Nuble As circular innovations and upcycled waste business models continue to give us hope that we can produce food and other goods using

By Dr. Karl Wyant, Director of Agronomy at Nutrien Opportunity for Industry Action Phosphorus sustainability has several key challenges, both on the mining and manufacturing front and extending through to

Saskatchewan-based Nutrien produces and distributes potash, nitrogen and phosphate products for agricultural, industrial and feed customers world-wide and operates an agriculture retail network that services grower accounts. How big is

By Jacob L. Jones of North Carolina State University The CRU Phosphates 2022 Conference & Exhibition was held in Tampa, Florida, from March 7-9, 2022. This was the first CRU

By Matt Scholz of the Sustainable Phosphorus Alliance Members of the Alliance’s P transport modeling (PTraM) group recently won a $750,000 applied research grant through the USDA-NIFA-AFRI foundational funding program.

By Dr. Chad Penn USDA-ARS, National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory Studying the details of crop uptake of phosphorus (P) and other nutrients that have a strong affinity for minerals is

By Matt Scholz The National Science Foundation has awarded $25 million to a major new phosphorus sustainability research initiative called the Science and Technologies for Phosphorus Sustainability (STEPS) Center. Headquartered