The organic fertilisers for organic farming in the ‘Ergofert’ range are carefully formulated to provide plants with the right nutrients, helping to maintain the balance between the plant and the soil, and thereby enabling better nutrient uptake.
These formulations contain valuable microorganisms that occur naturally in humus and which play a key role in the proper ‘disposal’ and transformation of root exudates, turning them from waste into plant nutrients.
I prodotti Ergofert sono di facile utilizzo in quanto si presentano in forma liquida permettendo di diluire facilmente il concime organico in acqua.
The various formulations in the range are designed to be applied according to the phenological stage; a phenological stage is a specific phase in the life cycle of a living organism, which is influenced by seasonal changes in environmental conditions, particularly climatic ones.
None of the organic fertilisers produced by the company cause any problems when used in combination with other products. In fact, they can be used without the risk of causing over-fertilisation, as the plant is not ‘bombarded’ with synthetic chemicals but is provided with natural elements that it can ‘take up’ when needed without being ‘overwhelmed’ by them.
What causes stress in plants, what is asphyxia, and how should one deal with it?
The main causes of stress in plants are:
- Water imbalances, such as excess or shortage of water
- Radical asphyxia
- Poor, depleted soils
- Frequent temperature fluctuations
- Nutritional imbalances in the intake of nutrients
- Nutrient deficiencies or excesses
- Excessive salinity of the soil or irrigation water
In particular, when we refer to root asphyxia, we mean a lack of oxygen in the soil. Indeed, in soil that is too compact or where there is frequent rainfall, crops begin to wither, with the leaves turning yellow and the rhizosphere microhabitat becoming contaminated.
This is one of the main problems we face today; in almost 90 per cent of cases, there is a lack of oxygen in the soil, which must be remedied to ensure the proper growth of plants and vegetable gardens.
To do this, it is advisable to use the correct blends of nutrients found in our organic fertilisers from the ‘Ergofert’ range; please contact us to find out how we can meet your specific needs.
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How can you control nematodes that infest plants?
Nematodes are parasitic organisms that attack the roots and root systems of plants. They are found and thrive in soils that have lost their humus content and, with it, their microbial biodiversity.
Nematodes can be controlled using products that inhibit their reproduction whilst, at the same time, providing nutrients to the soil, enriching it with microorganisms and stimulating the growth of new roots.
How can we prevent and treat viral and bacterial infections?
To counteract, prevent and combat viral and bacterial diseases, it is first and foremost necessary to address the primary causes of stress in the plant. Bacteria are, in fact, able to attack when the plant’s immune defences are compromised and it consequently becomes weakened, thus making it vulnerable to attack by external pathogens.
Treating plants with the right organic fertilisers helps to restore balance to the plant and its immune system, and to combat and prevent potential attacks.
