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Ministerium für Energiewende, Landwirtschaft, Umwelt, Natur und Digitalisierung des Landes Schleswig-Holstein
Schleswig-Holstein
Mercatorstraße 3
24106 Kiel
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Introduction and optimization of a mobile, continuous process for soil steaming for ground-planted nursery plants
A serious problem for the whole nursery sector for years is the so-called soil exhaustion in woody plants. For the elimination of this real soil sickness and controlling soil-bourne pests, there is an urgent need for an alternative to chemical processes (Basamid) that is ecologically, economically and socially acceptable. The OG wants to contribute to the research of process fundamentals for the solution in soil exhaustion and wants to test the use of a mobile, continuous steam method in practice. This technique is of the utmost importance for all nurseries in Europe. The realization of the project with the only available prototype in the growing region of Pinneberg ensures the local producers that a quick review and application of the procedure and they can be provided a clear technological advantage. With this project an economically-viable alternative is provided for the significant Schleswig-Holstein nursery industry, and the environmental and social concerns of horticultural land management are significantly improved.
The EIP project has made it clear that
-the effect of soil attenuation can also be utilised in the field in a practical manner,
-the two intensively tested systems represent a future-orientated alternative to previous weed control and the treatment of true soil fatigue for tree nurseries on cultivated areas,
-continuous optimisation of the duration and depth of damping-off as well as the technology is necessary to further automate soil damping-off in order to minimise investment and operating costs.
Rural development 2014-2020
Service-GRÜN Fördergesellschaft für Baumschulen und Gartenbau in Norddeutschland mbH
Thiensen 16
25373 Ellerhoop
Phone: 04120-7068400
Email: schoppa@bdb-sh.de
2016
completed
161,725
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