PlasmaLeap: Generating Ammonia and Nitrate with just Air, Water and Electricity

This article explains how PlasmaLeap’s eNFix system can generate high-concentration liquid nitrogen fertiliser on farm using air, water and electricity, offering growers a potential pathway to more secure, lower-emissions fertiliser supply.

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Categories: Australian Berry Journal, Fertiliser, Hort Innovation, Innovation & Technology, Winter 26
Tags: agtech, air water electricity, ammonia, ammonium nitrate, Artesian Venture Partners, berry trials, calcium nitrate, crop nutrition, emissions reduction, eNFix, fertigation, fertiliser security, fertiliser supply, fertiliser trials, green ammonia, greenhouse production, Haber-Bosch, HNO3, Hort Innovation Frontiers, Hort Innovation Venture Fund, horticulture innovation, liquid fertiliser, low-emissions fertiliser, nitrate, nitric acid, nitrogen fertiliser, nitrogen production, nutrient hubs, on-farm fertiliser, pilot trials, plasma activation, plasma technology, PlasmaLeap, protected cropping, renewable electricity, startup, supply chain resilience, sustainable fertiliser, zero-emissions fertiliser
Author: Helen Newman
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