In areas with a limited outdoor growing season, pre-cultivation is an option. Pre-cultivation may also be an advantage in organic growing in order to give vegetables and herbs a head start on weeds. Good quality seed and transplanting media suitable for organic growing is of utmost importance for a satisfactory economic outcome. There is also an increasing demand for peat free or peat reduced products. In tests conducted by The Norwegian Centre for Organic Agriculture (NORSØK) it was shown that commercial products, both peat based and peat free, don’t always perform as intended resulting in low quality transplants. Some self-made products based on horse manure and leaf mould were tested, a few of them produced transplants of good quality. ...
Experimental research involving Arabidopsis thaliana often involves the quantification of phenotypic...
Peat use in horticulture is associated with a large ecological footprint. Peat is the predominant gr...
The use of contentious inputs in organic growing was mapped across Europe in the H2020 project Organ...
This report describes studies and experiments conducted to replace peat in growing media for certifi...
<p>Public pressure to use peat alternatives in horticultural rooting media offers room for the re-us...
Peatlands are vital to the wider environment in terms of their biodiversity, to aid natural flood ma...
Organic growing media are essentially bulk products. Availability in large quantity allied to its ex...
Abstract: Since the 1950ies the application of peat-based growing media in horticultural production ...
Peat is a fossil material and is since decades the major growing media constituent for horticulture ...
Due to the major environmental impact of peat-based growing media production and the need of lowerin...
Peat is one of the most important materials used for soil amendment in commercial horticulture. Trad...
This review identifies the research on propagation composts and plant raising and suggests ways in w...
In Finland, approximately one million cubic meters of peat is utilized annually for non-energy purpo...
Peat replacement is an increasing demand in containerized and transplant production, due to the envi...
Peat moss (PM) is the most widely used growing substrate for the pot culture. Due to diminishing ava...
Experimental research involving Arabidopsis thaliana often involves the quantification of phenotypic...
Peat use in horticulture is associated with a large ecological footprint. Peat is the predominant gr...
The use of contentious inputs in organic growing was mapped across Europe in the H2020 project Organ...
This report describes studies and experiments conducted to replace peat in growing media for certifi...
<p>Public pressure to use peat alternatives in horticultural rooting media offers room for the re-us...
Peatlands are vital to the wider environment in terms of their biodiversity, to aid natural flood ma...
Organic growing media are essentially bulk products. Availability in large quantity allied to its ex...
Abstract: Since the 1950ies the application of peat-based growing media in horticultural production ...
Peat is a fossil material and is since decades the major growing media constituent for horticulture ...
Due to the major environmental impact of peat-based growing media production and the need of lowerin...
Peat is one of the most important materials used for soil amendment in commercial horticulture. Trad...
This review identifies the research on propagation composts and plant raising and suggests ways in w...
In Finland, approximately one million cubic meters of peat is utilized annually for non-energy purpo...
Peat replacement is an increasing demand in containerized and transplant production, due to the envi...
Peat moss (PM) is the most widely used growing substrate for the pot culture. Due to diminishing ava...
Experimental research involving Arabidopsis thaliana often involves the quantification of phenotypic...
Peat use in horticulture is associated with a large ecological footprint. Peat is the predominant gr...
The use of contentious inputs in organic growing was mapped across Europe in the H2020 project Organ...