Zeolites in cotton cultivation

Photographs of a cotton crop treated with zeolite in Pythio, Nea Orestiada. Application: incorporation prior to sowing, 150 kg per stremma. Particle size for incorporation: 2.5 to 5 millimetres. 26/9/2016. Left: Crop without zeolite · Right: Crop with zeolite Left: Crop without zeolite · Right: Crop with zeolite Crop without zeolite Cultivation with zeolite Left: Root system without zeolite · Right: Root system with zeolite Watch the video below to see all the photos.

Photographs of cotton, watermelon and aronia crops grown using zeolite in Pythio, Didymoteicho. Information: 25521 12761 The aronia (also known as chokeberry) is a deciduous shrub of the Rosaceae family, native to the easternmost parts of North America, where it is found mainly in damp forests and marshes.[2][3][4] The genus is generally considered to comprise two or three species[5] [[4]6], one of which is also cultivated in Europe.[7] A fourth variety, cultivated under the name Aronia[6], is considered to be an endogenous hybrid, namely Sorbaronia mitschurinii. It is cultivated as an ornamental plant and for food. The berries can be ... Read more

When we consider the fundamental problems that exist, particularly as regards farmers, it is difficult to understand the delay in the Thessalian Plain regarding the use of zeolite. In the Peloponnese and Crete, there has been tremendous growth in this area, because many farmers have realised the benefits it brings to product quality and productivity, meeting high standards that enable strong exports to Europe as well as to Russia. The problem is that the state isn’t helping, and everything relies on private initiatives. Consequently, those who are fighting to change things at a government level are not only wasting energy ... Read more

Cotton balls containing zeolite in Rizia, Nea Orestiada