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Filter Art offers a new tool for Nematode Control in Hydroponic, Soil-Less and Open Field Farming | ||||||
September 7, 2020 | ||||||
PPN's damage is characterized with poor growth which results in a dramatic decline of crop quantity and quality. Research done in the Netherlands on affected roses has shown growers reporting production losses of up to 40%. A common method is to apply nematicides in order to control soil nematode population. Yet, soil can be disinfected but if water is contaminated with nematodes soil disinfection doesn’t provide a comprehensive solution. Filter Art- nematodes Control.
Mature female with developing egg mass Mature M. incognita female with developing egg mass 24 days after root penetration by J2.
Filter Art offers a new nematode control method, eliminating nematode cysts and J2's from irrigation water or drainage water in soilless cultures; using Filter Art enables growers to use nematode contaminated water sources and recycle 100% of greenhouse irrigation water or all contaminated surface water. Filter Art offers a new tool for Nematode Control in Hydroponic, Soil-Less and Open Field Farming. Technology was validated during development stage via cooperation with global agricultural research centers and installed units on field have already reported close to 100% of root-knot nematodes removal, making their irrigation water nematode-free. Filter Art is a water management solutions provider established in 2014. The company is developing pest filtration from irrigation water based on innovative physical separation technology in applications ranging from greenhouse and soil-less agriculture to open field large Agri-projects. Each pest treatment solution is customized to the customer’s specific application in order to offer a clear value to their bottom line. |
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