Zeolite in Agriculture

Lecture by N. Lygeros: ‘Zeolite – a stone that benefits us’. Cyprus, 23 July 2014 [Video]

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘Zeolite – a stone that benefits us’. Kokkinotrimithia Secondary School No. 2 – Events Hall – Cyprus. Wednesday 23 July 2014.

Tomatoes grown with and without natural zeolite. [photos]

Photographs of tomatoes with and without zeolite. Tomatoes treated with natural zeolite and untreated. [photographs]Tomatoes treated with natural zeolite and untreated. [photographs]

N. Lygeros: Aloe Vera and Zeolite

We are all familiar with the properties of aloe vera, as we are able to buy products that contain it. On the other hand, we say we take an interest in the plants in our gardens, but we lay turf simply to be fashionable. Yet all of us in Cyprus could have Aloe vera in our gardens – even if it’s not the ‘Garden of Eden’ variety – so that we can use it directly, without any intermediaries. Furthermore, this crop can very easily be enhanced through the use of zeolite, to aid growth even in difficult conditions where water ... Read more

N. Lygeros – Zeolite for combating crop diseases, applications and uses in medicine [Photos] [Video]

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘Structural components of zeolite for combating crop diseases, applications and uses in medicine’. Sotira Town Hall Event Hall. Friday 18 July 2014. Video: Photographs:

N. Lygeros: Information on zeolite at the Riverland Organic Farm

N. Lygeros: Information on zeolite at the Riverland Organic Farm

Interview with N. Lygeros on the programme ‘Good Morning’ on RIK 1 [Video]

Interview with N. Lygeros on the programme ‘Good Morning’ on RIK 1, 17 July 2014.

Lecture by N. Lygeros: ‘Zeolite in roses and vines’

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘Zeolite in roses and vines’. Agros Youth Information Centre, Cyprus. Wednesday 16 July 2014

Zeolites against the Pearl Oyster – Nikos Lygeros

This year in the Prefecture of Messinia, we are seeing a serious problem with the Margaronia. It is an insect that usually attacks young shoots as well as the fruit, affecting the point where two fruits touch more than individual fruits. On the olive tree, the insect’s larvae attack the tender tips of the shoots, unopened flowers and green fruit. It causes significant damage only to young saplings, so it is a problem for olive nurseries. In any case, what we have observed is that in areas where olive trees are infested by the olive fruit fly, those that have ... Read more

Integration of zeolite into S. Giaglis’s greenhouse, Feres, 10 July 2014

Incorporation of zeolite into S. Giaglis’s greenhouse, Feres, 10 July 2014. Incorporation of zeolite into S. Giaglis’s greenhouse, Feres, 10 July 2014