The cover crops make it possible to intercept solar radiation and capture the nutrients, improving the efficiency of the entire plant-soil ecosystem. An efficient ecosystem requires fewer inputs to produce, allowing for a reduction in water input and enriching the soil with organic matter.
The substantial benefits brought by its use are listed below:
• improvement of the physical and biological quality of the soil
• reduces soil erosion
• acts on the permeability of the soil, determining a speed of water infiltration
• brings an increase in organic matter
• increase in nitrogen and nutrients
• BRASSICA JUNCEA
variety selected for the high content of bioactive molecules which confer high resistance capacity to fungal pathogens and soil parasites.
• VICIA SATIVA
produces biomass and releases nitrogen in large quantities, contributes to the fight against weeds.
• SECALE CEREALE L.
makes an important contribution to the reduction of nitrate leaching. Gives a great weed containment capacity.
• ALPHA ALPHA
fixes atmospheric nitrogen by storing it.
• LUPINUS ANGUSTIFOLIUS L.
the symbiotic bacteria settled in its roots absorb atmospheric nitrogen making it available in the soil
• TANACITOFILA PHACELIA
in addition to releasing large quantities of nitrogen into the ground, it also performs an important containment action on weeds, releasing particular chemical substances that it produces itself.
• SINAPSIS ALBA L.
guarantees an excellent biomass production.
• VICCIA FABA L.
it brings abundant biomass to the soil which, combined with its nitrogen-fixing capacity, improves the nutritional and structural qualities of the soil.
• TRIFOLIUIM PRATENSE
thanks to its nitrogen-fixing capacity, it allows the enrichment of this element in the soil, improving the yield of the associated crop.
Sow when the plant in cultivation reaches 15/20 cm in height.
Format of 0.1 kg, it is able to guarantee sowing on a volume equivalent to 50/60 liters of supersoil.
