Description
Zeolite up to 0,063 mm – Very fine powder. Used as an additive in feed for very small animals and in their living space. It is used for rooting in agriculture and as a detergent, cleaner, antifungal and filtering agent in industrial and domestic use. Packaging of 25 kg.
Applications
Zeolite in agriculture
Zeolite is usually applied by incorporation into the soil in quantities of 450 to 600 kg per hectare depending on the soil type and its granularity (fineness of material). In heavy soils, 2.5 to 5 mm zeolite is preferred, while in light soils, fine gravel (0.8-2.5 mm) is preferred. A total of 450 to 600 kg per hectare is needed to maximise its contribution to increased production. In cases where the possibility of soil recultivation is not feasible, the rooting method is used. Its beneficial effect is long-lasting because zeolite does not decompose like other materials.
Features
- 100% ecological
- 100% compatible with organic farming
- Works like a molecular filter
- Manages soil nutrients and water
- Balances the pH
- Cleanses the soil of heavy metals, toxins and free radicals
- Increases the production and quality of the products produced
- It yields permanent results as it does not degrade, does not decompose and does not change its composition
- Enhances resistance to diseases and pests
- Combines perfectly with active microorganisms, strengthening their action
- Can be used as a substrate that helps to grow hydroponic crops in Mediterranean conditions, for cabbage, flowers and aromatic species
- Helps to reduce the amount of fertilisers used
- Prevents the creation of fungi
- Protects plants from stress in adverse conditions
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Zeolite in livestock farming
Zeolite up to 0.063 mm – Very fine powder, can be added to the feed of very small animals, at a rate of 2 to 2.5%, in their ration. For addition to the ration of small animals, we use the granulometry up to 0,15 mm in fine powder form. For addition to the ration of large animals, we use the granulometry up to 0,8 mm in powder form. Zeolite cleanses their digestive system from heavy metals, free radicals and toxins. Using 100 grams of fine gravel (0.8-2.5 mm) per square metre on the floor of stables or other animal areas greatly reduces odours, as it absorbs and neutralises ammonia and hydrogen sulphide.
The European Union, in accordance with Directive 70/524/EEC (Commission Regulation (EC) No 1810/2005) has officially authorised the use of clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin as a binding and anti-caking additive in feedingstuffs for poultry, cattle, pigs and salmon .
European Union Implementing Regulation authorising clinoptilolith as a feed additive
In the wider area of Petrotes in Nea Orestiada, where natural zeolite is in abundance, many stables and other buildings have zeolite as building material. Because of its antifungal property, it also protects the animal’s udders from disease, improving the quality and increasing the quantity of milk produced. Due to the absorption of ammonia and other harmful substances, the odourless manure can then be used as fertiliser.
Results from its use in animal husbandry
The use of natural zeolite in animal husbandry can have the following effects:
- Protects animals from intestinal diseases by fighting diarrhoea .
- Reduces food consumption.
- Reduces the medication of animals.
- It reduces the mortality of young animals and contributes to their growth.
- It binds the ammonia produced during the digestion of food, while at the same time it releases potassium that regulates the acidity of the stomach which facilitates the absorption of minerals and nutrients.
- It binds and removes toxins and food allergens through the digestive tract.
- Improves the immune system of animals.
- It contributes to increased milk production and meat quality. An increase of 17% has been observed in the milk production of cows.
- It helps to control odours, mainly ammonia and hydrogen sulphide in feed preservation and storage areas of livestock farms.
- As a means of improving the living conditions of the animals in the rearing chambers.
- Poultry show an increase in laying and a 7% increase in weight.
- Raising goats at 2.5% in their ration resulted in an increase in weight, birth in triplets and quadruplets and a significant increase in fat content in their milk.
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Environment
The unique composition of the mineral zeolite provides it with important physical and chemical properties, resulting in the constant development of new applications for its use, making it one of the most useful minerals today. “Molecular sieve” zeolite, locks in positive ions, absorbing a multitude of environmental pollutants amounting to up to thirty (30) percent of its weight.
Zeolite contributes to a cleaner and safer environment in countless ways. It is used to enrich the atmosphere with oxygen due to its selective ability to absorb nitrogen. It is applied in the cleaning of seas from oil spills. As a redox catalyst, it can remove air pollutants such as engine gases and CFCs that cause ozone depletion. By adding zeolite to cement, in the construction sector, carbon dioxide production is significantly reduced. It also improves and purifies drinking water by filtering out all hazardous substances for humans.
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Household use
- Cleaning up food leftovers: Add Zeolite up to 0.063 mm – Very fine powder, to your dishwashing detergent in a 10% ratio
- Washing vegetables and fruits: add a tablespoon of Zeolite to 0.063 mm – Very fine powder, into a bowl of water and leave your vegetables or fruits in it for at least an hour.
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Industrial use
Zeolite contributes to a cleaner and safer environment in countless ways. It is used to enrich the atmosphere with oxygen due to its selective ability to absorb nitrogen. It is applied in the cleaning of seas from oil spills. As a redox catalyst, it can remove air pollutants such as engine gases and CFCs that cause ozone depletion. By adding zeolite to cement, in the construction sector, carbon dioxide production is significantly reduced. It also improves and purifies drinking water by filtering out all hazardous substances for humans.
Natural zeolite has been used in cases of nuclear radiation leakage protection, such as at Fukushima and Chernobyl. Because of its ability to bind heavy metals, zeolite is often applied in large quantities in areas of radiation leakage. It binds the radioactive material and is then collected and encapsulated in glass and cement.
In industry it is used in filters to bind carbon dioxide and other harmful compounds. Also, zeolite can be used in the filtration of industrial wastewater, binding various toxic and radioactive ions as well as in recycling of water from industrial activity. But the most important thing is that after its use and with proper treatment its properties can be restored so that it can be reused.
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