Zeolite in Agriculture

At the packed Trikala Cultural Centre, Strategic Adviser Nikos Lygeros spoke about the use of zeolite in agriculture, livestock farming and people’s daily lives. The lecture was organised by the Technical Chamber of Greece (GEOTEE) of Central Greece and the Trikala Agricultural Association, organisations that are making a commendable effort to raise awareness of the properties of this rock. The vice-president of the Technical Chamber of Greece (GEOTEE) for Central Greece, Apostolos Kolitsas, and the president of the Agricultural Association, Michalis Georgoulas, introduced N. Lygeros, who, as reported by trikalavoice.gr, spoke to the audience in simple and clear terms… ‘To ... Read more

Incorporation of zeolite into olive trees at the Chapel of St Arsenios – G. Paisios in Alexandroupoli Incorporation of zeolite into olive trees at the Chapel of St Arsenios – G. Paisios in Alexandroupoli Incorporation of zeolite, Chapel of St Arsenios – St Paisios, Platanotopos, Maistro – Alexandroupoli. 01/02/014

[gallery size=”large” link=”file” columns=”1″ ids=”11162,11158,11165,11161,11163,11164,11160″] Incorporation of zeolite into greenhouses in Kakos, Kastanies, Evros – Zeolife.gr Mr Stavros Kakos has incorporated natural zeolite into all his new crops, having observed significant progress in the growth of his produce during previous trial productions. Further information is available here and by calling 6976774840 or 6974776020

Interview with N. Lygeros on REAL FM 97.8 FM, 4 February 2014 Source: Project of Humanity Official Channel N. Lygeros

Whilst everyone knows that the nematode is a scourge on agriculture, few farmers realise that it can be effectively controlled by incorporating zeolite. Conventional chemical control is not only costly but also has serious environmental consequences. Meanwhile, organic methods are not as effective. The problem is particularly acute with the following nematodes: Meloidogyne, Heterodera and Globodera. Many nematodes feed on bacteria, fungi and soil organisms, whilst others are parasitic and feed on animals or plants. Nematodes weaken plants and make them less resistant to other attacks. This can result, for example, in root rot. The problem is exacerbated in greenhouses ... Read more

zeolite in Eleni Georgakaki’s greenhouse. N. Lygeros – Mytilene

N. Lygeros – Incorporation of zeolite into olive trees. Stratis Fotiou Estate, Skamia, Mytilene.

N. Lygeros – Incorporating zeolite into a vineyard. Stratis Fotiou Estate, Skamia, Mytilene Part II

zeolite in a greenhouse Application particle size: 0.8 to 2.5 millimetres. Application rate: 150 kilograms per stremma

zeolite in Aloe Vera  

zeolite at the Vlasidis estate and winery. Koilani, Limassol. Nikos Lygeros