Sustainable Farming Philosophy of Soufflet Agro
SOUFFLET AGRO international organised last November from the 12th until 16th its international SOILTEQ TOUR in France. The aim was to bring farmers from each countries members from our SOILTEQ CLUB and the local SOUFFLET AGRO referents agronomists.
The trials that follow were carried out by Étienne Mignot (university student) in the farm of David Guy in Loire-Atlantique (Sky France).
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SOUFFLET AGRO international organised last November from the 12th until 16th its international SOILTEQ TOUR in France. The aim was to bring farmers from each countries members from our SOILTEQ CLUB...
The trials that follow were carried out by Étienne Mignot (university student) in the farm of David Guy in Loire-Atlantique (Sky France).
Important to know
The availability of nitrogen and root weed control need to be managed primarily by crop rotation and soil preparation.
In farms having little or no manure, it is particularly im...
Thanks to better farming practices land epidermis can absorb excesses of our carbon dioxide emissions. A study describes related conditions.
Cover crops may be a biological 'bug' killer
While scouting corn fields in southeastern Indiana during the last three years, I've noticed fewer disease lesions of northern corn leaf blight and gra...
Earthworms are the most important animal component of the agricultural land. Nearly 50 species of earthworms are known in the Czech Republic, of which only one third can be found in agrosystems.
Important to know
The availability of nitrogen and root weed control need to be managed primarily by crop rotation and soil preparation.
In farms having little or no manure, it is particularly im...
Thanks to better farming practices land epidermis can absorb excesses of our carbon dioxide emissions. A study describes related conditions.
A soil with a main crop that has for example 3 % of humus contains 5000 kg of organic nitrogen. This nitrogen is essentially made of proteins incorporated into the substances that make up humus.
Nitrogen fertilization is given the greatest attention since it is a nutrient that affects the yield the most. However, if it is incorrectly applied (at an inappropriate time, form or dose), the na...