Green Sprouts Barley Feed

Green Sprouts Barley Feed are more effective than soil systems because roots can more readily and successfully uptake nutrition from sterile media, also because growers can totally control what ratios and types of nutrients enter the plants. The next step for growers who would like the most efficient Green Sprouts Barley Feed is to convert to aeroponics like the Green Sprouts barley booster system made by Eco Plastics in George. In an aeroponics Green Sprouts Barley Feed, the green sprouts are produced in troughs, tubes or other types of sections. Their roots are not in any kind of solid material such as rockwool or soil. Instead, roots hang in space and are periodically bathed in nutritious mist. This means that roots can get bigger plus more easily absorb nutrients and oxygen. There's less chance of root zone disease, because there's no materials for debris or pathogens to reside.

 

A benefit of Green Sprouts Barley Feed is ease of cleaning and renewal. In regular hydroponics Greenhouse systems, growers have to remove and replace rockwool and other root zone media. In Green Sprouts Barley Feed, growers remove plants and their roots, wash the irrigation channels, reservoirs and basic chambers with water and disinfectant, and then the system is ready for new plants. The Green Sprouts Barley Sprouts system is suitable for livestock management as it is cost effective and straightforward to operate.

 

The new Green Sprouts Barley Feed makes it possible to produce the equivalent of up to 15ha grazing under irrigation in a small 'container'. This means a farmer can increase productivity while reducing input costs, have a constant supply of fresh and highly nutritious feed available for livestock, and 'drought-proof' the farm, says Vivian Beukes, who developed the Green Sprouts Barley Feed.

Recent events confirm that livestock and dairy farmers are unable to produce feed for their animals in times of drought and have to resort to buying expensive feed. This puts some farmers under such financial pressure that they are often forced to sell their cattle and even give up dairy farming altogether. Now a new feed growing system promises to make any farm “drought-proof” with Green Sprouts Barley Feed

 

Vivian Beukes of Green Sprouts Solutions in George, Western Cape, developed the Bioboost feeding system to sprout, or germinate grain and legume seed for highly nutritious, cost-effective livestock feed. A cost comparison done by the company shows that feeding cattle barley from the Green Sprouts Barley Feed instead of barley feed grain can save a farmer a fair amount each year. Originally known as Bioboost Solutions or Bio boost Systems