“ Sterilizing irrigation water helps prevent, especially in horticulture, diseases typical of soil fatigue, both in the field and in the greenhouse “. This is what the reference publication FreshPlaza attests to when talking about us.
Ecofarm’s participation in Macfrut 2021.
From September 7 to 9, the 2021 edition of Macfrut was held in Rimini.
Ecofarm was present with its booth and range of ozone generators for applications in horticulture, agriculture and produce preservation.
The event represented a return to normalcy after a long time of enforced distance due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The sector has shown a lively and dynamic interest, with great desire for restart and innovation. Many professionals and practitioners attended and requested information regarding our technology and its application.
Positive feedback also came from the industry publications FreshPlaza and Hortidaily, national and international reference sites that we thank for talking about the innovation of our equipment.
Here is an excerpt from the article published on Freshplaza.com
Among the various innovations proposed during Macfrut, particular attention received a series of equipment that ‘produces’ ozone to sterilize irrigation water, to perform fruit and vegetable treatments and for storage cells. The company developing this technology is Ecofarm Storti. “Thanks to our technologies,” says Enrico Storti – ozone is produced on site and is very effective against pathogenic bacteria and fungi in crops, both in the greenhouse and in the open field. Ozone does not release residues and is a powerful disinfectant.” “We have equipment,” Storti adds, “that needs to be brought online in the irrigation system, and especially in the greenhouse, treating water is a necessary process to keep diseases under control.
You can read thefull article here , or open it in pdf format.
If you are interested in the article published by Hortidaily instead, please click here , or open it in pdf format.
For more information you can email info@ecofarm.storti.com, or call 045 6134390.