Introducing the harvest results of edamame and potatoes using three types of comparative materials.
At Chubu Ecotech Co., Ltd., we have accumulated many years of know-how through the manufacturing and sales of plants for the livestock industry. The harvest of edamame and potatoes cultivated in the test field adjacent to the development research department has been completed. In this document, we will introduce the comparative test results using compost products. For the comparative materials, we have prepared "pig and chicken manure products (derived from compost)" and "chemical fertilizers (commercial products)." Additionally, we are using soil improvement materials (vermiculite, peat moss). [Contents] ■ Test conditions ■ Harvest status of edamame and potatoes (edamame, May Queen, Danshaku) ■ Regarding the harvest of potatoes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Products Offered】 ■ Products for Livestock Industry - Compo S Series - Compo D Series - Eco Cedar - Eco Leaf *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company's technological foundation is supported by a robust maintenance system, which is a key factor in the average lifespan of 25 years and the installation of 4,000 units of our "Compo" product. The system that allows for product improvements and development based on information provided by our customers is an asset to our company, and we plan to further accelerate this system. Our flagship product, "Compo," ferments and dries organic materials at one-fifth the cost compared to conventional dryers, and the resulting dried material is returned to the land as organic fertilizer, contributing to the improvement of the domestic food self-sufficiency rate. We will continue to enhance the characteristics of our "Compo" product.