Stronga were delighted to collaborate with TMA Bark and a South African based sawmill on a journey of transformation, turning wasted bark residue into steam sterilised bark fractions, enabling the delivery of regulated bark into several markets. FlowSteama has a significant role in creating value for TMA Bark; read on to find out more.
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Stronga’s Field Guide to Steam Sterilising Soils
Steam pasteurisation has fast become the most economic and eco-friendly process to sterilise pathogen-ridden, spent soil. Growers and nurseries all over the globe are realising the positive effect of steam sterilisation in cultivating healthy plants. Check out our soil steam sterilisation field guide.
FlowSteama Equipment; Adding Significant Value to Bark Residues
Stronga recognises the ‘hidden’ value of bark residues which are often disregarded as waste. If you are interested in the financial significance of adding value to bark ‘waste’ using Stronga’s steam sterilisation solutions, read on.
Bark Sterilisation with Stronga; Unlock Profit Potential
In Portugal, specifically, pinewood nematode has caused significant issues for wood distribution companies. Steam sterilisation is a proven way to eradicate nematodes and disease from bark residues to comply with stringent legislation and import/export regulations. Read on to find out more.
Building a Peat-Free Future with Stronga: Larch Cottage Nurseries
‘Larch Cottage Nurseries’ recently approached Stronga, requesting a steam pasteurisation solution that would enable them to recycle a mixture of spent growing material and plant potted material which had accumulated over many years. Read on to learn their story.
Stronga Guide to Pasteurising Livestock-Derived Manures
Progressive livestock farm intensification has increased risks via manure spreading across widespread land zones. Pasteurisation is an essential process ensuring pathogen transmission risks are minimised. Learn how Stronga’s FlowSteama reduces cross-infection and contamination in livestock-derived manures and post-anaerobic digestates.