FarmN are excited to let the world know that our methodology is almost here. Talk to us now to find out if your Low Emission Fertilizer Project qualifies for emission reduction credits. Credits that will generate significant revenue for your plant. farmn.com.au/blog/farmns-te…

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First renewable nitrogen fertiliser plant to be built on a farm in Australia. The plant will produce 4,500 t p.a. of anhydrous ammonia for use on the cotton farm, with excess for local sales. N-equivalent is 7,500 t of urea. ammoniaenergy.org/articles/gegha… farmn.com.au

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I will be talking about renewable nitrogen fertiliser production next Tuesday at Kadina. Event organised by Bentleys Accounting and all are welcome. RSVP Attached. Date: 14 October 2025 Time: 4:30pm - 8pm Place: Kadina Football Club, 1 Doswell Terrace. FarmN

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