Peat and Soil
What is peat and its unique properties?
Peat is a unique material formed as a result of a long process of decomposition of plant residues in humid and acidic habitats. Our peat is a 100% natural product that has passed strict quality control and meets all international standards. |
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Peat has unsurpassed properties:
Improvement of the soil structure: |
Peat significantly improves the soil structure, making it more friable and fertile. It helps to increase moisture retention, which is especially important in dry regions or during periods of drought. |
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The use of peat as a mulch reduces the risk of overgrowth of weeds, which helps reduce the cost of manual harvesting and processing of agricultural land. |
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Peat has the properties of neutralizing soil acidity, which makes it an effective tool for treating acidic areas and maintaining an optimal pH level. |
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When peat is added to the soil, the microbial process is activated, which leads to an increase in soil fertility and, consequently, an increase in yield. |
The use of peat in agriculture:
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Soil mixtures for growing seedlings |
Peat is an integral part of soil mixtures for growing seedlings of vegetables, flowers and other crops. It ensures optimal root system development and increases plant survival after transplantation. |
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Soil improvement in fields and vegetable gardens: |
By applying peat to fields and vegetable gardens, it is possible to significantly increase soil fertility, providing optimal conditions for plant growth and development. |
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Mushroom cultivation: |
Peat is used as a substrate for growing mushrooms, such as champignons, and provides the necessary moisture and nutrients for their development. |
Milling peat:
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Milling peat is a type of peat that undergoes additional processing to achieve a certain texture and uniformity. It is obtained by mechanical crushing and sorting of ordinary peat. As a result of the milling process, peat becomes a looser and more homogeneous material with improved physical properties. |
Characteristics of milling peat:
Mass fraction of moisture, max %Ash content, %Acidity pH of the salt suspension, %Wood particles, max % |
6010-252,5-58 |
The main properties of milling peat:
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High degree of uniformity:
Milling peat has a uniform texture, which facilitates its use in various agricultural processes.
Improved breathability:
Due to mechanical processing, milling peat has better air permeability, which contributes to the development of the root system of plants.
Easy handling and application:
The more uniform structure makes milling peat more convenient to use, especially in agricultural work, where precision and uniformity are important.

