During the intensive biomass irrigation season in the Pasvalis district, we receive questions from the residents of Pasvalis about the specific smell. Specialists of the “Kurana” company answer residents’ questions.
What is watered?
Recently, there has been an intense season of biomass watering in our area. Farmers use liquid manure and cattle slurry for fertilization, obtained from local large cattle and dairy farms. In addition, biomass is also distributed in the fields – it can be purchased by farmers from “Kurana” or from other biomass suppliers.
Why is biomass used for watering the fields?
Farmers in the Pasvalis district successfully use biomass, which increases the amount of humic substances, enriches the soil and plants with useful micro and macro elements. Farmers are convinced that biomass is a better alternative to soil-depleting mineral fertilizers. In addition, more and more farmers feel their responsibility – after all, the condition of the soil determines the ecological balance of the entire biosphere, air and water quality.
How long will the field watering season last?
The period of irrigation of fields in biomass is regulated by legal acts and dissemination is allowed until November.
Our company understands the community’s concern and regularly invests in odor removal technological solutions. For example, the production of ammonium sulfate, which gave off an unpleasant smell, was abandoned, an ozone generator was installed to oxidize the outgoing air, and a fog system was built, which sprays harmless organic substances in the form of an aerosol, “binding” an unpleasant smell. molecules.
