” If you saw the soil of some of these American corn farms and what the growth would look like without the injection of ammonia gas, you wouldn’t be so celebratory. “
Corn uses a lot of nitrogen. Anhydrous ammonia is a great way to get it at a good price.
No soil in the world could supply adequate nitrogen to grow modern corn without outside nitrogen being added.
Duh. Works for the short term.
No soil in the world could supply adequate nitrogen to grow modern corn without outside nitrogen being added.
Ruining soil to make ethanol for cars is a terrible use of trace minerals.
Ah, someone that knows something about modern agriculture. A breath of fresh air.