FFC farming method that promotes barley growth and contributes to CO2 reduction.
Total yield increased by 170%! Results of field experiments conducted by Okayama University FFC Technology Donation Course.
We would like to introduce the results of field experiments conducted by the Okayama University FFC Technology Donation Course regarding the "FFC farming method." The application amount of FFC Ace was set at 10 kg/11 m², which is equivalent to 60 bags (17L per bag) per 1 tan, mixed to a depth of 15 cm. As a result of the experiment, it was found that in the FFC Ace application area, photosynthesis was promoted regardless of the intensity of light, and particularly in low-light environments, CO2 absorption increased by approximately 1.5 times or more. [Experimental Results] - Contributes to the reduction of CO2, a cause of global warming - Considered to be more resistant to drought during summer water shortages - Increased tiller numbers and vigorous growth - Increased yield while maintaining quality - Total yield increased by 170% *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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