Agriculture
Arable crops such as maize, potatoes and sugar beet are of central importance for agricultural production in Europe. In 2017, the total agricultural area in the European Union amounted to 178.7 million hectares, of which 105.5 million hectares were arable land. Source: Statista
These crops make a significant contribution to food security and economic stability. At the same time, climate change is presenting farmers with ever greater challenges. According to the Austrian hail insurance company, drought damage in agriculture already amounts to 100 million euros. The situation is particularly critical in vegetable growing: heat stress, pest pressure and rising irrigation costs are leading to considerable losses. Yield losses of up to 80 percent in cabbage and losses in carrots, onions and corn are no exception. These alarming developments underline how urgently solutions are needed to strengthen the resilience of arable farming to the consequences of climate change. Source: Austrian Hail Insurance
Polysorb offers an effective solution. This water-storing granulate, which can store up to 400 times its own weight in water, is specially designed to optimize water use in agriculture. Polysorb focuses exclusively on water storage and helps farmers meet the water needs of their crops during dry periods.
Polysorb offers a cost-effective and efficient solution for modern arable farming. It improves the survival rate of young plants in critical growth phases, promotes root development and supports plant growth. With its ability to efficiently retain and evenly release moisture, Polysorb creates optimal conditions for seed germination and establishment, even in regions with erratic rainfall. By using Polysorb, farmers can not only stabilize their yields, but also increase the efficiency of seed use and make an important contribution to sustainable and resource-conserving agriculture.
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POLYSORB Application in arable farming
GRANULATE INTO THE SOIL
Sprinkle POLYSORB into the planting hole or into the planting furrow directly under the roots.
INSERT PLANT
Plant or sow the young plant or seed as usual, either mechanically or manually.
ADD WATER
for the first time.
Dry damage
WITHOUT granules
Our video recordings clearly show the lack of development and the severe drought damage to maize WITHOUT the use of water-retaining granules in Hollabrunn / Lower Austria in August 2024.