Directs the Secretary of Agriculture to provide grants and loans to increase domestic fertilizer production for U.S. farmers.
The Homegrown Fertilizer Act directs the Secretary of Agriculture to provide grants and loans to eligible entities for projects that increase domestic fertilizer production for U.S. farmers. Eligible entities include independently owned businesses, Indian Tribes, and state or local governments. Projects may include building new facilities, modernizing equipment, and expanding storage. Grants cannot exceed $100 million and require matching funds. The Secretary must prioritize projects that improve fertilizer production methods and efficient use technologies.
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