Can we change the way we fertilise crops?
KAL.LI.S.TI: Site-specific maize fertilisation with variable nitrogen supply technology
Site-specific fertilisation of maize using variable nitrogen supply technology is gaining ground
The Operational Plan of the KAL.LI.S.TI Operational Team on site-specific maize fertilisation
Larissa: ‘Workshop on Innovations in Cereal Crop Fertilization’, at the facilities of the THESGI Cooperative
An informative one-day event on the topic of ‘Innovation in Cereal Crop Fertilization. The case of targeted fertilization of maize crops using variable nitrogen application technology’ will be held in Larissa at 18:00 on Monday, 14 October 2024, at the…
Soil sampling on experimental fields in March 2024
Site-specific fertilisation was successfully repeated in May 2024. While applying the experimental design of 2023, each treatment had three randomised repetitions in strips that were 6 meters wide and 80 meters long each. The performance of site-specific fertilisation for two…
Summary results of the pilot project for 2023
The results of the first year indicated that, compared to the uniform fertilisation by producers, the variable nitrogen supply reduced the surface application of nitrogen fertiliser by 35%, without losses in corn yield. Total fertilisation (basic + surface) decreased by…
Site-specific fertilisation through variable supply
the site-specific fertilisation application team during a break During the first year of the project, variable nitrogen fertilisation of three maize crops in the area of Omorfochori, Larissa, was successfully implemented on 23-24 May 2023. To benchmark the variable supply,…
Dr Stamatis Stamatiadis: “The best yield, at the least cost to the farmer and the environment”
The integrated variable nitrogen supply system is a project funded by Sub-measure 16.1-16.5 of Measure 16 ‘COOPERATION’ The purpose of Measure 16 is cooperation. The goal of Sub-measure 16.1-16.5, in which we are participating, is to enhance environmental protection and…