Government of Canada invests up to $2 million to develop sustainable fertilizer technology - The Carillon
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The federal government is investing up to $1.98 million to develop sustainable fertilizer technology to reduce emissions and microplastics.
Under the Agricultural Clean Technology (ACT) program in the research and innovation stream, Lucent BioSciences Inc. (Lucent Bio) will use the money to change the way that fertilizer coatings are made.
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