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Sign upWood charcoal that improves plant nutrition and soil fertilization
Wood charcoal that improves plant nutrition and soil fertilization
This solution aims to improve the condition of soils and stimulate their biological activity while reducing water and chemical use in areas such as crops, forestry, viticulture, etc. Additionally, Terra Fertilis Biochar provides smart ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Indeed, biochar can adsorb and thus reduce the leaching of beneficial nutrients, which improves their bioavailability for plants. The use of chemical fertilizers is then reduced or unnecessary. Terra Fertilis® Soil Fertilizer, which is made up of more than 90% carbon, contributes to enhancing carbon storage.
Sylva Fertilis France
Sylva Fertilis is producing and selling Terra fertilis biochar, and other natural and ecological products for the garden
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