Rock flour and food production
24 de April de 2014
The chemical industry is already processing rock flour and has put it on the market under different trade names, such as rock phosphate.
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Galli Bio
Ecological organic fertiliser from chicken manure suitable for organic farming.
Galli Bio is specially designed and intended for certified extensive crops in organic farming.
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Fertiliser benefits
For cultivation
- Its NPK content makes it a unique base fertiliser.
- Its C/N ratio ensures nitrogen availability from #minutezero, #Readytogo.
- It contains very fast-acting nitrogen.
- It provides stable organic matter that generates a high humus content.
For the farmer
- We carry out organic and mineral fertilisation in a single application.
- For all EXTENSIVE crops, it can be used as a full base fertiliser.
- It improves the organic matter content in the soil.
For harvesting
- It increases production.
- It increases specific weight.
Available formats
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News
Benefits of incorporating rock flours
24 de April de 2014
What benefits and achievements will be obtained by incorporating rock and rock flour into agricultural production?
Reports and studies
Financial impact of the data from the 2017-2020 trial on Gala APPLE, IRTA – Mas Badia – Girona
13 de April de 2023
A study that Inprog has developed jointly with the Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology.
Trial on the Impact on Olive Tree Production in Extremadura Using Organomineral Fertilisers CTAEX – Extremadura
1 de March de 2022
A study that Inprog has developed together with CTAEX (Agrifood Technology Centre of Extremadura).
