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2025 CASFER Connect Symposium

Nov. 6-7 in Cambridge, MA

FEEDING
THE WORLD

FOR GENERATIONS TO COME

CASFER's vision is to enable resilient and sustainable food production by developing next-generation, modular, distributed, and efficient technologies for capturing, recycling, and producing electrified nitrogen-based fertilizers (NBFs) and other plant macronutrients.

50K+

Attendee

Outreach

200+

Supported Students

1st

Testbed with AR/VR tech

8

Billion People to Feed

1

Goal for Us to Achieve

About CASFER

CASFER's mission is to transform the U.S. to a Nitrogen Circular Economy by optimizing waste stream recycling and reimagining value creation through secure, efficient infrastructure networks that drive market advantage and establish new revenue streams in the domestic nitrogen market.

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Industry Partner

CASFER utilizes our industry partners to further innovation and promote economic development. We operate via a multi-tiered membership model to best accommodate broad participation, from small business to corporations.

CASFER IMPACTS

  1. Increased food security for the nation.

  2. Decreased U.S. dependence on foreign sources of nitrogen-based fertilizers.

  3. Affordable, resilient sources of nitrogen-based fertilizers for U.S. farms.

Research and Advancement

CASFER's engineered system takes nutrients from waste streams and recycles it into fertilizer.

Get to Know Us

Our highly skilled team is comprised of professionals from the fields of engineering, agriculture, law, and more.

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Partner Institutions

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ADDRESS

1010 Boston Ave
Room 209, M/S 2027
Lubbock, TX 79409

PHONE

(806) 742-5667

EMAIL

casfer@ttu.edu

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