and for feed in fish and shrimp farming. It also grows a type of bacteria called Arthospira, also known as blue-green algae, as it shares similar properties with microalgae. When dried out it is ...

Last summer's Lake Erie toxic algae ... fertilizer and manure management, streamside buffers, and wetland restoration. Those programs, primarily structured and funded through the US Farm Bill ...

Scientists learned to mine nutrients from the ground and pull chemicals from the air to boost food production and make farming more ... science linking fertilizer to toxic algae and other problems.

Study shows benefits of using natural biofertilizers and biostimulants in the production of tomatoes, enhances plant growth ...

Bacteria commonly called blue-green algae are often present in bodies of water throughout the world, but if fed too much of ...

And the rich, spongy humus should absorb more rain, reducing the risk of fertilizer runoff into Lake Erie. Williams hopes this and other innovative practices on his farm will make a dent in the ...

If those senators stop backing WRAPS, it could lead to ecological paradise for algae and disaster for the water quality in Marion Reservoir. But if the money keeps flowing in, algae blooms may soon ...