Homegrown solutions can reduce EU’s dependence on imported fertilisers
The crisis in the Middle East has heavily disrupted fertiliser markets, posing a threat to the EU’s agriculture. A new scientific study shows domestically produced bio-based fertilising materials can strengthen EU strategic autonomy in fertilisers.
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