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Bentonite can be mixed with pesticides and fungicides as a support carrier to fix the product to the leaves. In organic farming, the action of fungi and parasites is inhibited by bentonite – a natural product – thus replacing chemical products. ...
BySipag Bisalta S.p.a. based in Genova, ITALY
The world population is expected to increase to between 9 and 10 billion people by 2050. The demand for animal- and plant-based proteins will be driven by the increasing world population as well as increasing prosperity. After all, proteins are essential nutrients for humans as well as ...
ByInsect Engineers based in Horst, NETHERLANDS
Insect farming on the basis of residual waste streams holds great promise for sustainable aquaculture production. Traditionally, fishmeal has been used for farming aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, and shellfish. However, insect meal can be used to replace fishmeal for the production of fish feed, as its high protein content makes it very suitable for aquaculture purposes. ...
ByInsect Engineers based in Horst, NETHERLANDS
Biochar is a type of charcoal that is made from biomass through a process of pyrolysis. Pyrolysis is the thermochemical decomposition of organic matter into combustible gases and char. The word “bio” in biochar refers to the biological origin of the ...
ByCarbon Gold Ltd based in Clevedon, UNITED KINGDOM
Heliae Agriculture is proud to produce microalgae products for a variety of sustainable agriculture solutions. When adding PhycoTerra® or PhycoTerra® Organic to the soil, our products increase aggregation and soil structure as well as increases the yields of crops. Demonstrating promising efficacy in field trials nationwide and on a variety of crops our products, improve marketable yield, shelf life, product taste measured by brix, active carbon, increased water efficiency, and resilience to crop ...
ByHeliae Development, LLC based in Gilbert, ARIZONA (USA)
Water in sufficient quantity and quality is the basic prerequisite for sustainable and successful farming. Whether it's growing plant and animal or fish farming. Only with a good water quality you are able to use the the ful potential of your natural resources. Unfortunately, rain and rainwater are very unevenly distributed in this world. We've got enough rain in the northern hemisphere for doing agriculture. But looking at the hot and dry summers of recent years, most propably caused by the climate change, have ...
ByMerus GmbH based in Sindelfingen, GERMANY