Organic-coal instead of synthetic fertilizers
A European Union funded project led by Hungarian experts developed a technology aims to produce organic-coal that can replace conventional fertilizers.
In the survey 14 partner companies and 10 European Union countries participated. The Terra Humana Kft. and the Wessling Hungary Kft. were both the members of the consortium that was managing the development. (MTI)
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