Dünger Engpass dank Krieg: Dünger (Urean Harnstoff = Stickstoff = Nitrogen) aus der Luft Atmosphäre erzeugen? „Green Lightning“ verspricht genau das – Generation Nachhaltigkeit

Let's see, #Urine can produce #Urea , #Ammonia and add #Nitrogen to soil And what can add #Sulfur to soil? #Compost and #Manure! #BigAg's dependence on chemicals is ridiculous! We need #RegenerativeAgriculture on a local level to feed ourselves!

https://plant-heroes.com/what-are-the-natural-sources-of-sulfur-for-organic-farming/

#SolarPunkSunday #OrganicFarming

What are the natural sources of sulfur for organic farming?

Natural sources of sulfur are essential for organic farming because sulfur is a key nutrient that supports plant growth and health. Organic farmers rely on naturally occurring sulfur sources to maintain soil fertility and promote robust crop yields without synthetic inputs. What Are the Natural Sources of Sulfur for Organic Farming? Organic farming benefits from […]

Plant Heroes – Stories of Saving Native Plants

Oh boy. Plastics? Well, we need less of those anyways (and maybe actually recycle them?). Pharmaceuticals? Yeah, that's a BIG problem! Maybe manufacture them in smaller factories locally. As for fertilizer? Let's see... #Urea, #nitrogen and #ammonia -- all can come from urine! And sulphur? Grow more garlic and onions rather than use oil production byproducts. WTF!

"Around 30% of fertilizer products go through the Strait of Hormuz. Quatar is the world’s biggest producer of urea, a key input to fertiliser manufacture. The region also produces around 35% of the urea and 23% of the ammonia, another feedstock for nitrogenous fertiliser, which is exported globally. Sulphur, another component of fertiliser manufacture, is also produced in the region as a by-product of oil production."

https://northwestbylines.co.uk/news/war/the-hormuz-dry-run-life-without-oil-and-petrochemicals/

#USPol #WorldPol #PeakOil #LimitsToGrowth #Petrochemicals #LifeBeyondOil #BeyondOil #BigAg #RegenerativeAgriculture #SolarPunkSunday #LtG

The Hormuz ‘dry run’: life without oil and petrochemicals

With transport through the Strait of Hormuz at a virtual standstill, we get a picture of how oil and petrochemicals are part of our life

North West Bylines | Powerful Citizen Journalism

@hasani

Urea is probably as big a deal, no #Urea, no diesel.

Do the patriotic thing!

Piss in a bucket.

@SuperMoosie

That's actually not a stupid idea mate !!!

They used to do it in the olden days with leather processing.

I recycle now.
I would happily do my patriotic duty and piss in a bucket...

I wonder if you can build a #urea refinery at the sewage works, or if it's too diluted.

Dopo il petrolio, il pane. Hormuz e la crisi silenziosa dell'agricoltura mondiale
https://www.metallirari.com/dopo-petrolio-pane-hormuz-crisi-silenziosa-agricoltura-mondiale/
Il blocco dello Stretto di Hormuz ha innescato una crisi dei fertilizzanti che minaccia di trasformarsi in una carestia globale.
#Hormuz #CrisiFertilizzanti #SicurezzaAlimentare #InflazioneAlimentare #Geopolitica #Fertilizzanti2026 #CrisiAlimentare #MetalliRari #Guerra #Urea #AmmoniakaPrezzi #FameNelMondo #ArabSpring #Agricoltura #FilieraAlimentare #Petrolio #GasNaturale #ONU #Carestia
#Strait that Shook the World. From #fertilisers 2 #helium, 3rd #GulfWar is redrawing map of who pays, who profits. Consider #food. #Urea is most widely used nitrogen-based fertiliser in #agriculture. Its industrial production is ntensely energy-hungry process, wholly dependent on natural gas. Gulf region produces approximately 40% of world’s exported urea Roughly 30% of global fertiliser exports, 20% of liquefied #naturalgas past thru #StraitofHormuz https://www.bespacific.com/the-strait-that-shook-the-world/ #hunger #war
Widely used fertilizer can degrade nearly half of freshwater bodies on Canadian Prairies: study
A popular fertilizer that helps feed most of the world can degrade nearly half of all freshwater bodies on the Canadian Prairies, according to a new study by a group of Manitoba and Saskatchewan researchers. However, one expert says the findings may be an "overstatement."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/fertilizer-urea-water-quality-9.7165209?cmp=rss
New report says urea might be cause of major degradation in prairie lakes
Peter Leavitt, limnologist and founding director of the Institute for Change and Society at the University of Regina, joins The 306 to talk about a new report saying nearly half of all prairie lakes and reservoirs may be degraded by urea.
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7165400?cmp=rss