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Shomax

Shomax produces sustainable fertilizer products that replace traditional fossil‑fuel‑based fertilizers while integrating carbon‑removal technology to capture airborne NOx and convert it into plant nutrients.

Wichita Falls, TexasFounded 2025550+ followers
Updated 1 month ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Conventional fertilizers are produced from fossil fuels and emit nitrogen oxides (NOx), contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Farmers seeking to reduce their environmental impact lack affordable, high‑performance alternatives that also address carbon removal.

Solution

Shomax manufactures sustainable fertilizer products that replace traditional fossil‑fuel‑based fertilizers while capturing airborne NOx and converting it into plant‑available nutrients. Its proprietary NitroLEAF system delivers a green UAN (urea‑ammonium nitrate) replacement at an ultra‑low, stable price suitable for conventional farming equipment. The production process uses clean‑energy technologies to ensure consistent nutrient quality and generates carbon credits by permanently retiring nitrogen after crop uptake. By integrating carbon‑removal and fertilizer functions, Shomax enables growers to lower emissions, improve ESG performance, and maintain crop yields.

Target Audience

Primary customers are large‑scale agricultural producers and fertilizer distributors seeking low‑cost, environmentally responsible nitrogen solutions.

Features

  • NitroLEAF green UAN product formulated to match the performance of conventional nitrogen fertilizers
  • Proprietary carbon‑removal technology that captures atmospheric NOx and converts it into nitrate for crops
  • Clean‑energy manufacturing process delivering stable, low‑cost pricing at scale
  • Generation of verifiable carbon credits as nitrate is harvested and nitrogen is retired as N₂
  • Compatibility with existing farm application equipment and standard agronomic practices
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