So we're thinking that the fertilizer with it has phosphate ions,

Nitrates, phosphate and potash.

And then you have your phosphate group.

And they contain liquid fertilizer.

The smell of gasoline, of fertilizer.

You never bring in fertilizer and chemicals?

So this is these are fertilizer gas plants.

and so, it was held together by hydrogen bonds between phosphate groups.

This time it's by turning it into chemical fertilizer.

No plowing, no fertilizer, no pesticide, and no weeding.

Because who wants the fertilizer factory that makes natural gas?

And, we never bring in definitely no fertilizer and chemicals.

In our research, we found that phosphate ions prevented the increased virulence of salmonella.

What also happened that year is in the areas where there were good rains, and where farmers had previously produced surplus grain, farmers had decided to withdraw from the fertilizer market, not use fertilizer and actually had dropped their use of fertilizer by 27 percent.

But these kind of form the backbone of the DNA the sugar and the phosphate groups.

Break up carbon dioxide and dissociate water. Make fertilizer, grow crops, all that.

It's produced in the fertilizer industry it's produced in the chemical manufacturing industry.

And it's never been ploughed or dosed with synthetic fertilizer, yet it's clearly thriving.

like petrochemicals and like fertilizer runoff into the price of a bag of chips.

Very important because by encouraging the birds, the habitat for birds, we're encouraging phosphate cycling through the system.

The green revolution, all of this artificial nitrogen fertilizer, we use too much of it.

They also used the flesh as well, for fertilizer and also would fin the sharks.

DNA is a double stranded molecule composed of sugar, phosphate, and four different bases, adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine.

Over 95 of all the food grown in this country is totally reliant on synthetic fertilizer.

African farmers only use some 22 kilograms of fertilizer per hectare, compared to 144 in Asia.

We thought since like a phosphate ion was thought to have curbed the growth in the virulence of the salmonella bacteria

Then, we take this pipe with very tiny holes, which slowly let out nutrients from the fertilizer.

It's also a fertilizer. Ammonia production consumes more than one percent of the entire world energy budget today.

So, up here in the mountains, there's no need for sacks of fossil fuel derived nutrients, it's all done by nature nitrate, potash, phosphate.

Some is used as a organic fertilizer, some is used as a biodiesel ingredient, but most of it gets recycled.

And for the nutrients, chemical fertilizers... and at the moment most of the farmers' fertilizer is derived from natural gas.

'cause that's what fertilizer's made of, but it also has other impurities, other chemicals, that are added to the fertilizer.

And if we jam nutrients, sewage, fertilizer in the base of that food pyramid, it can back up all through it.

Their excrement is absolutely teeming with microbes, which continue the decomposition process, making all those once wasted nutrients available again as fertilizer.

Remember that DNA has a negatively charged backbone because of all the phosphate groups, so what you'll actually observe is that they'll travel towards the positive end.

And it talks about where the cotton was grown and the fertilizers that were used and the consequences for soil of that fertilizer.

You formulate a recipe based upon the factors you can control, whether it be the skills or the fertilizer or the plant choice.

We thought that maybe if it's the same gene, you know, the phosphate will help curb the growth in the virulence of the B. subtilis that we have.

There are other services like how we make fertilizer, or how we do air transport, where the rooms for improvement are far, far less.

The algae that grow produce oxygen, as I've mentioned, and they also produce biofuels and fertilizer and food and other bi algal products of interest.

So we plant the trees, we plant these pineapples and beans and ginger in between, to reduce the competition for the trees, the crop fertilizer.

Many communities use composting as part of zero waste strategies, and they can sell their worm eaten table scraps to local farms, hungry for rich fertilizer.

And that works as long as we have the cheap fossil fuels with which to make the nitrogen fertilizer and to transport all the inputs and so on.

These red wigglers are surface dwellers who don't burrow too deep, they're optimal feeders around room temperature, and they're well suited to converting organic waste into usable fertilizer.

Cancer cells mutate, and they gain the ability to release lots of those angiogenic factors, natural fertilizer, that tip the balance in favor of blood vessels invading the cancer.