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Adverse weather events and crop losses. Crops grown under field conditions are subject to adverse weather events throughout their life cycle (cold, drought, flooding, and heat). In response to these events, plants generate and accumulate chemically reactive oxygen species (ROS) in their cellular compartments. Generation of ROS during normal crop growth is a physiological requirement. However, during adverse weather conditions, ROS is produced by plants at dangerously high levels. This is referred to as ...
ByBioAtlantis Ltd based in Tralee, IRELAND
Lower the impact of dust on roadside vegetation—whether that means vegetables in Canada or eucalyptus leaves in Brazil—and improve maintenance quality and costs on grid roads. Discover why our non-toxic, non-corrosive dust suppressants are competitively priced, environmentally sound and a good alternative to chlorides for road dust ...
ByCypher Environmental Ltd. based in Winnipeg, MANITOBA (CANADA)
If you have a flowing water source on your land and you are still paying for water either by utility bills or in fuel, maintenance and pump repairs, let's see how much money you can save, because by installing a Papa Pump you can ...
ByWater Powered Technologies Ltd based in Cornwall, UNITED KINGDOM
Improve agricultural productivity with Biochar and activated carbon. Yilkins contributes to sustainable agriculture through carbon sequestration technologies that improve soil fertility and increase crop yields. ...
ByYilkins B.V based in Ruurlo, NETHERLANDS
What is Glasshouse? Glasshouses, also known as greenhouses or hothouses, are structures used for growing crops that provide a controlled environment for plant growth. They are typically made of glass or transparent materials that allow sunlight to enter while trapping heat inside. Glasshouse growing is simply the production of crops in these ...
ByVertically Urban Ltd based in Leeds, UNITED KINGDOM
Water in sufficient quantity and quality is the basic prerequisite for sustainable and successful farming. Whether it's growing plant and animal or fish farming. Only with a good water quality you are able to use the the ful potential of your natural resources. Unfortunately, rain and rainwater are very unevenly distributed in this world. We've got enough rain in the northern hemisphere for doing agriculture. But looking at the hot and dry summers of recent years, most propably caused by the climate change, have ...
ByMerus GmbH based in Sindelfingen, GERMANY