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Calciume Carbonate (CaCO3)
Silicon Dioxide (SiO2)
Magnesium Oxide (MgO)
Iron (Fe)
Manganese (Mn)
Selenium (Se)
Carbonate solubility
Neutral components
Mechanical effect keeps insects away from leaves:
The silicate particles look like small shards of glass and they do not change and remain on the surface of the leaf
and they have a very nice side effect:
The first effect of the silicate:
All insects that have touch organs in their legs find this unpleasant and will keep their distance from the plant because it is unpleasant. Here we have a repellent through a physical process.
The second effect of the silicate:
Particles are sometimes so fine that they disturb and block the respiratory organs of unwanted insects, i.e. mites, aphids. They don't like the silicate because it attacks the gills. We have a lot of insects that find the leaf fertilizer to be a repellent.
Significant increase in green mass, taste and yield.
Increase in overall production up to 100%
Reduced water consumption by up to 70 %
Purely natural - 100 % mineral product
Shortening of the vegetation period by up to 30 %
Lower costs compared to conventional fertilizer & treatment
Reduce Fertilizer consumption by up to 75% and logistic costs
Exceptional prophylactic effect to combat fungi, insects and plant diseases
through improved resistance
Extremely high reduction of CO2 emissions in the transport sector and agriculture
Significant increase in green mass, taste and yield.
Increase in overall production up to 100%
Reduced water consumption by up to 70 %
Purely natural - 100 % mineral product
Shortening of the vegetation period by up to 30 %
Lower costs compared to conventional fertilizer & treatment
Exceptional prophylactic effect to combat fungi, insects and plant diseases through improved resistance
Reduce Fertilizer consumption by up to 75% and logistc costs
Extremely high reduction of CO2 emissions in the transport sector and agriculture
ADVANTAGES
PESTIZIDES
What is the fertilizer ?
The basic component of fertilizer is activated micronised natural calcite,
a sediment rock mineral of ocean
origin formed by the collection of seaweed. Calcite consists of magnesium carbonates and shades
of silicon, iron and other elements.
AgroTech is of 100% NATURAL ORIGIN, thus not contaminating or damaging the environment and therefore suitable for biological agriculture and farming.
Calciume Carbonate (CaCO3)
Silicon Dioxide (SiO2)
Magnesium Oxide (MgO)
Iron (Fe)
Manganese (Mn)
Selenium (Se)
Carbonate solubility
Neutral components
Granulate size (NANO)
INGREDIENTS
This cycle begins with each application of the fertilizer. The more application, the better the tree or the plant.
1) AgroTech fertilizer is applied to the leaves in the morning of a plant.
2) Within a short period of time, the photosynthesis of the leaves using sunlight significantly increased by the fertiliser. The leaves produce more glucose and starch.
3) By producing sugars and starches in the leaves, the plant or tree stimulates its water and nutrient supply from the soil to take advantage of the extra sugars and starches.
4). The plant or tree consumes more water than the roots can provide. So it brings more roots. Even more roots can carry more water and more capture nutrients (N,P,K). The plants become healthier and stronger.
5). The extra roots are now transporting more nutrients. This is beneficial to the flowers as well as the fruits.
The plant or tree must not produce flowers or inflorescences.The result: more harvest, higher fruit quality (BRIX) and a healthy plant or tree.
APPLICATION
CASE STUDIES
Speed up the
photosynthesis process
How does it work?
The fertilizer penetrates directly into the leaf pores (stomata – leaf organs that control gas exchange in the plant) and enters the interior of the plant. This is possible due to the granulometry of the fertilizer (0.1 μm), which is much smaller than the size of the pore opening of a leaf (ostiol). Upon penetration into the intercellular region of the leaf through the leaf pore (stoma), calcium carbonate (CaCo3) is split into calcium oxide (CaO) and carbon dioxide (CO2). The carbon dioxide immediately switches into the process of photosynthesis. With the help of sunlight (which is converted into energy by chemical bonds), water and carbon dioxide, organic compounds are formed. Since the intensity of photosynthesis depends primarily on the intensity of light and the CO2 concentration, the fertilizer ensures an optimal amount of CO2 for the plant and thus contributes significantly to the process of photosynthesis as well as to primary and secondary metabolic processes, but also to other physiological processes in processes in the plant.
TECHNOLOGY
AgroTech has been used in many countries and on various plants with stunning results. Following is a selection of success stories, where the use the fertilizer led to an increase of the harvest or rot a recovery from diseases and parasites.
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CO2 REDUCTION
ENGAGEMENT
100% CO2 neutral production.
90% less transportation volume.
90% less CO2 emissions.
By replacing conventional fertilizer with AgroTech, the amount to be transported is reduced by up to 90%. This reduces CO2 emissions in the transport sector, from the place of production to the consumer, by up to 60%, depending on the type of transport.
The production of AgroTech is 100% CO2 neutral. The use of drones for the application of AgroTech is another advantage to reduce CO2 emissions.
Conventional fertilizer
50Kg plus/ Hectare
Max. 20g/
Hectare
Conventional fertilizer
AgroTech fertilizer
Transport Sea freight
2500kg
1kg
Consumtion/hectare:
approx. 50 kg/Hectare
approx. 20g/Hectare
Productivity:
Max. 50 Hectare
Max.50 Hectare
Depature
Thailand
Thailand
Destination
South Africa
South Africa
Distance
10583km
10583km
CO2 Emissions
approx. 201,28kg
approx. 0,08kg
CO2 savings per month:
201Kg/ CO2 / Month
CO2 savings per year:
2.412.Kg /CO2 / Year
CO2 COMPARISON
1kg
Conventional fertilizer
SILABAAL
20ft container
Max. 10 Tons
approx. 8 Kg/Hectare
Max. 1.250 Hectare
Produktion in Austria
South Africa
13.388 Km
approx, 640 Kg
1.490 Kg/ CO2 / Month
17.720 Kg /CO2 / Year
20ft container
Max. 10 Tons
approx. 50 Kg/Hectare
Max. 200 Hectare
Produktion in Austria
South Africa
13.388 Km
approx, 2.130 Kg
Transport:
Fertilizer quantity/ 20ft:
Consumption/hectare:
Productivity:
Departure:
Arrival:
Distance:
CO2 emissions:
CO2 savings per month:
CO2 savings per year:
Transport:
2500kg
approx. 20g
/Hectae
Consumption/hectare:
approx. 50 Kg/Hectae
Max. 50.Hectare
Productivity:
Max. 50 Hectare
10583km
Distance:
10583km
Thailand
Departure:
Thailand
South Africa
Destination
South Africa
approx 0,08kg
CO2 emissions:
approx, 201,21 Kg
Conventional fertilizer
AgroTech
Conventional fertilizer
SILABAAL
20ft container
Max. 10 Tons
approx. 8 Kg/Hectare
Max. 1.250 Hectare
Produktion in Austria
South Africa
13.388 Km
approx, 640 Kg
1.490 Kg/ CO2 / Month
17.720 Kg /CO2 / Year
20ft container
Max. 10 Tons
approx. 50 Kg/Hectare
Max. 200 Hectare
Produktion in Austria
South Africa
13.388 Km
approx, 2.130 Kg
Transport:
Fertilizer quantity/ 20ft:
Consumption/hectare:
Productivity:
Departure:
Arrival:
Distance:
CO2 emissions:
CO2 savings per month:
CO2 savings per year:
AgroTech
CO2 savings / month:
201 Kg/ CO2 / Month
Conventional fertilizer
SILABAAL
20ft container
Max. 10 Tons
approx. 8 Kg/Hectare
Max. 1.250 Hectare
Produktion in Austria
South Africa
13.388 Km
approx, 640 Kg
1.490 Kg/ CO2 / Month
17.720 Kg /CO2 / Year
20ft container
Max. 10 Tons
approx. 50 Kg/Hectare
Max. 200 Hectare
Produktion in Austria
South Africa
13.388 Km
approx, 2.130 Kg
Transport:
Fertilizer quantity/ 20ft:
Consumption/hectare:
Productivity:
Departure:
Arrival:
Distance:
CO2 emissions:
CO2 savings per month:
CO2 savings per year:
AgroTech
CO2 savings / Year:
2412.Kg /CO2 / Year
Mechanical effect keeps insects away from leaves:
The silicate particles look like small shards
of glass and they do not change and remain on the surface of the leaf.
They have a very nice side effect:
The first effect of the silicate:
All insects that have touch organs in their legs find this unpleasant and will keep their distance from the plant because it is unpleasant.
Here we have a repellent through a physical process.
The second effect of the silicate:
Particles are sometimes so fine that they disturb and block the respiratory organs of unwanted insects, i.e. mites, aphids.
They don't like the silicate because it attacks the gills.
We have a lot of insects that find the leaf fertilizer to be a repellent.
