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The domestic ash tree population is in danger, experts have already identified infected trees.

Ukraine is increasing its imports of urea while the world is building plants Ukraine's dependence on foreign fertilizers is deepening: the country is buying more urea abroad than it produces itself, while its own production is falling by almost half. Meanwhile, the world is moving in the opposite direction—in just one week, two major countries announced billion-dollar programs to build their own capacities. The bitterest part is that there is a suitable plant in Ukraine, but it is standing and waiting for a buyer. Ukrainian arithmetic looks bleak. Fertilizer imports exceed domestic production by 35 percent, and the gap is even more pronounced for urea: in the first quarter, the country produced 123.5 thousand tons, while it imported 181 thousand. Moreover, 88 percent of imported urea came from just two countries—Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan. At the same time, domestic production is shrinking: plants of the nitrogen holding Ostchem last year produced 1.57 million tons of fertilizers, whi

India and Mexico invest in domestic fertilizer production Translation: India and Mexico are investing in domestic fertilizer production

India launches new investment policy to achieve urea self-sufficiency

India plans to increase domestic production of urea by 10 million tons.

Fertilizers: urea accumulates 14% increase at Brazilian ports and Middle East tension triggers alert for the next harvest