root crops

... products have received numerous awards, such as from Wageningen University in the Netherlands, the BASF Innovation Award, and the Golden Sickle Award from the Ministry of Agriculture of the Slovak Republic. The products are water-soluble concentrates and are primarily used in agriculture - conventional field crops: cereals, root crops, oilseeds, as well as in vegetable growing (all types) and fruit...

... plantings are carried out. Nursery, crops, La Cerrada, nurseries, Zaragoza hydroseeding, gardening, irrigation, ornamental trees, blankets, playgrounds, fences, enclosures, signage, posts, organic, garden, ornamental fountains, restoration, landscaping, erosion, nets, geocells, landslides, excavations, irrigation systems, automation, leveling, reforestation, maintenance, firebreaks, riprap, deposits, recreational areas, enclosures, natural spaces, logging, parks, sports fields, design, football, artificial, golf, studies, projects, pumping, fertilization, filtration, pumps, filters.

... the end product. Then, a great deal of care goes into the production of the plants, the distillation process and the after-care of the oil. High quality aromatherapy oils are grown from crops using seeds or root stocks that are true to species, subspecies, cultivar or variety, and chemotype. All the plants are cultivated on our owned farm and grown using organic methods. Harvesting Correct timing...

... assist with germination. It is applied 5 cm next to the plant and 5 cm below it. DAP 18/46 is frequently used on corn. Note that the acid present in phosphorus can burn certain seeds and thus significantly reduce the number of plants per hectare. Composition: Total nitrogen (N): 18% Phosphoric anhydride (P2O5): 46% Usage: Can be used as a starter fertilizer in localized application or conventional spreading on crops.

... is attacked by microorganisms present in the natural environment and also by the complex digestive system of the worm. Its advantages are many: • It provides nutrients to the soil and plants, yielding 8 to 10 times more fertility than common manure. • It contains fungi and bacteria; one gram of worm humus contains more than 2 trillion living microorganisms, which increases the biological capacity of the soil as well as its production capacity. • It increases soil porosity and aeration, favoring root development of plants and enhancing water retention capacity. It gives the soil a dark color.

....) - Heather flower + grass (Calluna vulgaris (L.) Hill.) - Goosefoot (Potentilla anserina L.) - Chestnut fruits (Aesculus) - Buckthorn bark (Frangula) - Blackcurrant fruits (Ribes) - Birch leaves (Betula) - Galangal root (Alpinia) - Comfrey root (Symphytum officinale) - Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum L.) - Common raspberry (Rosaceae) - Oregano (Origanum vulgare L.)...