Landus, an Iowa-based agriculture solutions company, and TalusAg have launched the first local green ammonia production facility in North America. Situated in Boone, Iowa, this innovative facility aims to provide American farmers with reliable, cost-competitive, and sustainable fertilizer supply. The collaboration between Landus and TalusAg ensures resilience in the domestic fertilizer supply chain, addressing the vulnerabilities associated with global supply chains. By reducing dependence on imports, the local production of green ammonia enhances the stability of fertilizer prices for farmers. The partnership leverages TalusAg's modular systems, which can produce up to 20 tons of ammonia per day using renewable resources. This sustainable approach is supported by the Federal clean hydrogen production tax credit. Not only does green ammonia offer price stability, but it also contributes to lowering the carbon intensity of biofuel feedstocks, benefiting the biofuels industry. The initiative highlights the commitment of both companies to support farming communities in Iowa and the United States by offering environmentally friendly and economically viable fertilizer solutions.