Creating a circular society through the recycling of wood chips! Plant-induced spray application.
Utilizing resources to build a circular society that approaches zero emissions [Plant-Induced Spraying Work].
The plant-induced spraying method is a resource-circulating greening technique that effectively utilizes raw chips from felled trees and uprooted materials as a growth substrate. Wakayama Prefecture Ken Sanpin Registration Number H23-754 【Features of the Plant-Induced Spraying Method】 1. It allows for the effective use of felled trees and uprooted materials. 2. It has high erosion resistance and does not erode even in bare land conditions for a long time. 3. By incorporating a specialized microbial active enzyme called "Haeru-chan," it avoids plant growth disorders caused by nitrogen starvation, decay, and the generation of harmful substances due to undecomposed chips. 4. The sponge effect due to the three-dimensional entanglement of chips is notable. Additionally, its high erosion resistance and the uneven surface of the growth substrate make it suitable for greening through natural invasion promotion (without sowing), as it facilitates the establishment of airborne seeds. *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF to view.
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The plant-induced spraying work uses growth substrate materials primarily composed of root stumps, trunks, and branches and leaves, which were previously considered unnecessary from construction work and other sources. This material is stored in the form of carbon and is revitalized as a topsoil layer that can be greening again, returning it to bare ground. In a circular society, recycling is an essential method, and it also responds to the demand to avoid the introduction of imported plants as much as possible and to return to the original regional vegetation. Development began in 1997, and it has been launched nationwide alongside the establishment of the "Plant Induction Research Association."
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Numerous in dam and slope protection work areas across the country. For details, please see the achievements page of the Plant Induction Research Association.
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Illustration of Plant-Induced Spraying Work
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Plant Induced Spraying Work Construction Flow Plant Induced Spraying Work Construction Flow Diagram
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Examples of Plant-Induced Spraying Work
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| Enzyme-containing additive Hauer-chan | "Enzyme-containing additive Hauer-chan" is a newly developed product based on a mixture of mineral particles derived from fossil (ancient organisms) strata rich in minerals, with a certain ratio of components that serve as a source of plant nutrients and patented enzymes added through special processing. Our company's "Hauer-chan" has been certified as a plant-inducing spraying method in the local vegetation induction slope greening method of the Osaka Prefecture's 2006 Venture New Technology Priority Order Model Project. |
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We handle materials related to slope protection and civil engineering works, contributing to environmental protection with high quality and low prices, based on the motto of creativity and ingenuity. For various construction materials related to slope protection works, please leave it to K.F. Co., Ltd. We deliver safe and secure products. At the end of 2019, the Easy Shelf Method, a simple spraying method promoted by the National Slope Disaster Prevention Association, for which our company serves as the secretariat, was upgraded to NETIS rank A. In addition, we offer a wide range of items that can be utilized not only for slope works but also for civil engineering, construction, and manufacturing industries. Our company, which challenges everything related to the environment, disaster prevention, and recycling, also supports the "Cool Choice" campaign promoted by the Ministry of the Environment. Please feel free to contact us.