Pinellas County and Naples are the latest jurisdictions to say no to nitrogen and phosphorus lawn fertilization during Florida's rainy season.More>>

The Ocean City Health Department is concerned that excess nutrients are changing the bay's ecology, encouraging algae growth and making it more attractive for invasive species.More>>

Ordinance's goal is to ensure homeowners do their part to reduce nutrient loads to waterwaysMore>>

Lawmakers in Wisconsin believe removing phosphorus from fertilizers will reduce the amount of algae in state waterways.More>>

Kansas State researchers calculated the money lost from that pollution by looking at factors like decreasing lakefront property values, the cost of treating drinking water and the revenue lost when fewer people take part in recreational activities like fishing or boatingMore>>

The Tampa Bay Estuary Program seeks to reduce the amount of nitrogen washing from properties into lakes, streams and rivers that drain into Tampa Bay during the rainy season.More>>

Scotts is in discussions with retail partners to provide private-label brand lawn fertilizers and growing media products.More>>

Converted Organics will be in position to become a major distribution channel for the ADM NaturStim product line to the U.S. professional turfgrass market.More>>

Simplot Partner to distribute Converted Organics' natural fertilizers to turf markets in western United StatesMore>>

The trials will evaluate turf color, turf quality, turf growth, and soil nutrient levels, and compare the organic products to each other, as well as to synthetic controls.More>>