Episode 1 - More food with less water, can we get more crops while using less water?

Did you know that you can grow good crops with less water and fertilizers? Use mycorrhizae (fungi) in combination with the Waterboxx plant cocoon of Groasis!
Episode 1 - More food with less water, get more crops while using less water?
We did a vegetable trail with the Groasis Waterboxx plant cocoon during 2013 in the Netherlands. This experiment has two objectives:
1) How to grow vegetables with 90% less water and keep the production equal?
2) Can we replace artificial fertilizers through adding mycorrhiza (funguses) to the roots?
The main goal of this experiment is to investigate whether we can grow crops, like tomatoes, cucumbers etc. with the least water use as possible. It is very interesting to use a low quantity of water because one of the big issues worldwide is the limitation of water. The other goal is to investigate the use of sustainable soil technology. Particularly with plant beneficial fungi that act as bio fertilizers.
Check out the other episodes for more information of this project! Or visit our tree planting UA-cam channel / groasis or visit our website www.groasis.com!
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Você sabia que você pode cultivar boas culturas com menos água e fertilizantes? Use micorrizas (fungos) em combinação com o casulo da planta Waterboxx da Groasis!
Episódio 1 - Mais comida com menos água, obtenha o maior rendimento com a menor quantidade de água
Nós fizemos uma trilha de vegetais com o casulo da planta Groasis Waterboxx durante 2013 na Holanda. Esta experiência tem dois objetivos:
1) Como cultivar vegetais com 90% menos de água e manter a produção igual?
2) Podemos substituir fertilizantes artificiais através da adição de micorrizas (fungos) às raízes?
O principal objetivo deste experimento é investigar se podemos cultivar, como tomates, pepinos, etc., com o menor uso de água possível. É muito interessante usar uma pequena quantidade de água porque uma das grandes questões do mundo é a limitação da água. O outro objetivo é investigar o uso da tecnologia do solo sustentável. Particularmente com fungos benéficos vegetais que atuam como fertilizantes biológicos.
Confira os outros episódios para obter mais informações sobre este projeto! Ou visite o nosso canal UA-cam de plantação de árvores ( / groasis ) ou visite nosso site www.groasis.com!
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Saviez-vous que vous pouvez cultiver de bonnes récoltes avec moins d'eau et d'engrais? Utilisez mycorhizes (champignons) en combinaison avec le cocon de Waterboxx plante de Groasis!
Épisode 1 - Plus de nourriture avec moins d'eau, obtenez le rendement le plus élevé avec le moins d'eau
Nous avons fait un parcours végétal avec le cocon de l'usine Groasis Waterboxx en 2013 aux Pays-Bas. Cette expérience a deux objectifs:
1) Comment cultiver des légumes avec 90% moins d'eau et maintenir la production égale?
2) Pouvons-nous remplacer les engrais artificiels en ajoutant des mycorhizes (champignons) aux racines?
L'objectif principal de cette expérience est de déterminer si nous pouvons faire pousser des cultures, comme des tomates, des concombres, etc. avec le moins d'eau possible. Il est très intéressant d'utiliser une faible quantité d'eau car l'un des grands problèmes dans le monde est la limitation de l'eau. L'autre objectif est d'étudier l'utilisation de la technologie durable des sols. Particulièrement avec les champignons bénéfiques pour les plantes qui agissent comme des engrais biologiques.
Consultez les autres épisodes pour plus d'informations sur ce projet! Ou visitez notre chaîne UA-cam de plantation d'arbres ( / groasis ) ou visitez notre site Web www.groasis.com!
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¿Sabía que puede cultivar buenos cultivos con menos agua y fertilizantes? ¡Usa micorrizas (hongos) en combinación con el capullo de plantas Waterboxx de Groasis!
Episodio 1 - Más comida con menos agua, obtenga el mayor rendimiento con la menor cantidad de agua
Hicimos un recorrido de verduras con Groasis Waterboxx plant cocoon durante 2013 en los Países Bajos. Este experimento tiene dos objetivos:
1) ¿Cómo cultivar vegetales con un 90% menos de agua y mantener la producción igual?
2) ¿Podemos reemplazar los fertilizantes artificiales mediante la adición de micorrizas (hongos) a las raíces?
El objetivo principal de este experimento es investigar si podemos cultivar cultivos, como tomates, pepinos, etc. con el menor uso de agua posible. Es muy interesante usar poca cantidad de agua porque uno de los grandes problemas a nivel mundial es la limitación del agua. El otro objetivo es investigar el uso de la tecnología sostenible del suelo. Particularmente con hongos beneficiosos para las plantas que actúan como bio fertilizantes.
¡Mira los otros episodios para obtener más información sobre este proyecto! O visite nuestro canal de plantación de árboles en UA-cam ( / groasis ) o visite nuestro sitio web www.groasis.com.

[@michaelmillardanyog3937]

This is where the guy in the ad was talking about (tiny green monster machine) dont buy the ebook from him. Just watch this video for free

[@paulkoehl2447]

Where can you buy the mycorrhiza?

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

I think I followed an old link from you on Reddit thank you!

[@stefanbachrodt7072]

Ever seen that white "web" like stuff growing on leaves / wood chips that were trapped under plastic bags or buckets in your garden? Collect it and toss into your compost pile, it's amazing stuff! Very difficult to propagate once disturbed but it can be done if you have some knowledge in mycology.

[@sieng8]

Thank you for what you’re doing . Great video!

[@meelaapjoshi8298]

Wow Amazing

[@stefgav]

What do you use for your seed state substrate?

[@dubowdigale6812]

Where can that cocoon be bought?

[@prasad310787]

can i get container

[@gmsgms3638]

Don't the micorrizal fungi need to make contact with the roots within 72 hours to stay alive?

[@Editnamehere]

I don’t think so.

[@johnbladykas4454]

Mycorrhizae do you sell this if not what type of Mycorrhizae

[@TheWiesle]

water does not leave the planet in fact water comes to earth from space all the time. the oceans have not gone down or up

[@chainsain_faunachainproject]

Wow, these highly intellegent Hexican Sexicans are getting everywhere, its great. Very few understand that the earth does loose some water and then gain some from Space Dust and meteorites. Space Dust being the largest descender from space

[@ragereset2795]

What an incredibly simplistic view. The oceans have “gone down and up” thousands of times due to glaciation. And when seawater rises like it is and will continue to, it travels something like ten times further horizontally than vertically, permanently ruining coastal farmland due to salinisation.

[@preetinishad3285]

8h