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    • One man’s waste: Companies harvest phosphorus from feces

    AGRICULTURE

    One man’s waste: Companies harvest phosphorus from feces

    Hitachi Zosen and Kubota see opportunity as China tightens fertilizer export

    A rice field in Japan that uses phosphorus harvested from excrement. Phosphorus is a key chemical used as fertilizer. (Photo courtesy of the company)

    RYOTARO SATO, Nikkei staff writer

    OSAKA — Supply chain risks are pushing companies to take a fresh look at materials they had previously discarded. One such trend is emerging in the world of phosphorus, which along with nitrogen and potassium is a critical component in fertilizers.

    Source: https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Agriculture/One-man-s-waste-Companies-harvest-phosphorus-from-feces

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