TalusAg, CFS, and CleanCounts to Establish Green Ammonia Production Facilities in Minnesota
TalusAg, Central Farm Service (CFS), and CleanCounts announced a project to establish green ammonia production facilities in Minnesota to provide local farmers with cheaper fertilizer. The facilities will produce 40 tons of ammonia daily, covering over 100,000 acres of farmland. The project seeks funding from Minnesota's Renewable Development Account in the 2026 legislative session. CleanCounts will track emissions for accountability in ammonia production, aligning with agricultural needs amid rising fertilizer prices and supply chain challenges.
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TalusAg, Central Farm Service (CFS), and CleanCounts are collaborating to create green ammonia production facilities in Minnesota, aimed at providing affordable, locally sourced fertilizer to farmers. The project involves producing 40 tons of ammonia daily, sufficient for more than 100,000 acres, and is pending support from the Renewable Development Account during the 2026 legislative session.
CleanCounts will oversee emissions tracking for the ammonia production process. This initiative addresses the rising costs of fertilizer, which have increased over 300% in recent years and strengthens supply chain resilience for U.S. farmers, who face geopolitical supply chain challenges.
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