Officials Hope Fertilizer Additive Will Limit Meth Production; Details About the Chemical Remain Sketchy Because of Pending Patent
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque) › June 15, 2004
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DES MOINES (AP) - A new additive that can be used to make a common farm fertilizer ineffective for making methamphetamine is a success, state drug enforcement officials said Monday.
The additive was developed by Iowa State University researchers to limit use of anhydrous ammonia, a chemical fertilizer widely used to boost crop production on Iowa farms.See the full content of this document
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Officials Hope Fertilizer Additive Will Limit Meth Production; Details About the Chemical Remain Sketchy Because of Pending Patent
They won't release the name of the additive, what it's made of, or how exactly it stops the meth...
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