crop water efficiency Applications

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  Irrigation solutions for Sugar Cane crops

  The sugar cane is a plant which assimilates easily the solar radiation, having a efficiency near the 2% of energy conversion incidental in the biomass. This capacity increases the commercial possibilities to the profit of numerous products to extract, in most of the cases of higher value and economic importance than sugar. The cultivation of sugar cane presents itself as an opportunity of high value against other types of cultivations. Nevertheless, this crop also suffers the problems of water shortage. Taking...

  By Sistema Azud, S.A. based in Alcantarilla, SPAIN.

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  Straw & Hay Cover Protection for the Crop Farming Industry

  The Toptex fabric is a high grade membrane to protect straw, sugar beet and potato harvests from frost and rain, thereby reducing the amount of clinging clay on beets or potatoes and efficiently leading to less cleaning water needed in the process. On top of this, dried harvests offer a higher yield for the farmer and better quality for the consumer.

  By TenCate Geosynthetics Netherlands bv based in AE in Nijverdal, NETHERLANDS.

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  Corn cobs making hot water

  Seed processing plants all over the world are consuming massive amounts of fossil fuel to dry and condition seeds for commodity crops. VYNCKE offers a reliable and green alternative: efficient biomass solutions for the world’s leading seed companies where their own waste streams are converted into a stable supply of clean hot air for the seed dryers. VYNCKE’s solutions allow the use of internal biomass fuels and can also handle a variety of the external biomass fuels available in your area.

  By VYNCKE based in Harelbeke, BELGIUM.

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  Water filtration systems for sub-surface drip irrigation - 2

  Subsurface drip Irrigation Systems (SDI) are a suitable agronomic option for all type of crops: woody crops (almond tree, vineyard, olive tree, pistachio tree, peach tree, etc.) and extensive crops (corn, vetch, barley, alfalfa, etc.). The SDI is an irrigation technique that allows the supply of water and nutrients in a localized way under the surface. This fact conditions and optimizes the growing of roots and the development of the plant. This practice makes possible a more efficient use of the water, energy...

  By Sistema Azud, S.A. based in Alcantarilla, SPAIN.

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  Greenhouse Irrigation Management

  Why efficient irrigation is important. Water and fertilizers are essential to the growth of your crop. However, these resources are becoming increasingly scarce worldwide. Modern horticulture has various possibilities for saving water and fertilizers. For example, recirculation of drain water reduces consumption by at least 30%. Exact alignment of the plant’s needs and the irrigation also provides an important contribution to savings. An associated advantage is that an optimal irrigation strategy will increase...

  By Hoogendoorn based in Vlaardingen, NETHERLANDS.

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  Bio Soil Magic ORGANIC SOIL ADDITIVE THAT STIMULATES SOIL HEALTH AND ASSISTS IN SOLUBILIZING MINERALS IN THE SOIL

  AN ORGANIC SOIL ADDITIVE THAT STIMULATES SOIL HEALTH AND ASSISTS IN SOLUBILIZING MINERALS IN THE SOIL FOR MORE EFFICIENT UPTAKE Deserving of it's name, Bio Soil Magic is installed at only 50 grams per acre into the soil prior to seeding. Among it's benefits, Bio Soil Magic reduces applied moisture, decreases fertilizer usage, assists greatly in solubilizing phosphates and mobilizing potassium for easier and more efficient uptake of nutrients. When combined with Seed UP, a microbial inoculant,...

  By Terawet Green Technologies, Inc. (TGT) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA).