09/09/2026
Nitrogen is everywhere. Literally.
About 78% of the air we breathe is nitrogen.
But here’s the surprising part: even though nitrogen is all around us, plants can’t use the nitrogen in the air directly.
And plants need nitrogen to grow. It’s essential for proteins, DNA, chlorophyll, and ultimately, for producing the food that supports life.
So how do we get nitrogen from the atmosphere into our food system?
That’s where one of the most important technological breakthroughs in modern agriculture comes in.
And that’s what we’ll explore next.
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