Description

Fertiliser is a crucial agricultural commodity that allows us to mass-produce food on a large enough scale to support the enormous global population. Without fertiliser, almost half of the 7.4 billion people on earth wouldn’t be here today.

Since its discovery around 100 years ago, it’s provided us with a way to increase yields without increasing land mass. It achieves this by boosting the amount of nitrogen – one of the five basic needs of plants – in the soil.