Nitrogen Goes Global | The Continuous Disquisition

Posted by: Ryan Schoenefeld | December 6, 2010

Nitrogen Goes Global

Regions of nitrogen use were formally limited to mostly Europe and North America. However as new economies develop and trends shift, patterns of distribution are quickly changing, with increasing levels now present in Asia and Latin America. Africa has also witnessed an increase in nitrogen use, but still suffers from fertilizer shortages.

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