National SF Greening Method Association Technical Introduction "Higher Order Granule SF Greening System"
NETIS registration technology! Four methods adaptable to any environment. Complete with specialized equipment and imported soil materials.
The "Advanced Granule SF Greening System" offers four construction methods that cater to various environments, centered around the "Advanced Granule Spraying Technology." All methods can be safely applied using spraying techniques, with thorough consideration for issues such as chemical residue in the soil. Additionally, we are fully equipped with high-performance specialized equipment and soil materials essential for these methods. The "Advanced Granule SF Greening System" is registered with NETIS (KT-980311-V). 【Types of Methods】 ○ SF Greening Method ○ TG Greening Method ○ ER Greening Method ○ MR Greening Method For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ SF Greening Method: SOIL FLOCK High-Order Granule Technology → Forms a strong and thick growth foundation → Safe spraying construction is possible even on steep slopes and dam irrigation surfaces → Growth foundation with a structure similar to natural topsoil suitable for plant growth ○ TG Greening Method: TEXTILE SOIL GREEN Adhesive Fiber Technology → Reinforces the foundation more powerfully by mixing adhesive materials → Not just biodegradable fibers; exposed parts decompose at appropriate timings ○ ER Greening Method: ECOLOGY RECOVERY Topsoil Cultivation Technology → Cultivates and mixes local topsoil to enhance foundation activation → Smoothly integrates with the surrounding environment without disrupting the local soil ecosystem ○ MR Greening Method: MULCHING FLOCK Sprayed Straw Technology → Achieves straw cover maintenance with safe spraying construction even on steep slopes → Prevents unique issues of straw mulching, such as mold and sprouting obstacles, with a three-dimensional straw mulch structure → Suitable for dry, windy areas, severe cold, extreme heat, and difficult-to-germinate seeds ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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The technical team of the National SF Greening Method Association has been pursuing greening that restores the natural inherent abilities since the development of the seed belt in 1953. In 1983, they developed the high-order granule spraying technology and introduced the SF greening method, which became the foundation of the SF greening system. Then, in 1988, they developed the TG greening method (commonly known as Texol Green Method), which reinforces the granule base with continuous fibers, promoting slope greening and afforestation through seeding. The SF greening system, represented by the SF greening method and TG greening method, has been implemented across Japan by members of the SF greening method associations in each prefecture, resulting in approximately 20,000 locations and 2,000 hectares of slopes and developed bare land being afforested to date. As pioneers in slope greening, afforestation, and system construction, we will continue to aim for natural recovery greening. The SF Greening Method Association operates independently in all 47 prefectures, with construction carried out by top general contractors who are well-versed in the local nature. Cutting-edge system methods with proven results at the national level and regionally rooted greening projects are balancing the protection of local nature with economic development. Our wish is to realize the greening of our homeland with the hands of our local people.
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