Conservation Agriculture

Green combine harvesting straw in a field with trees on a sunny dayGreen combine harvesting straw in a field with trees on a sunny day

To further our sustainability efforts, we use resource-saving agricultural crop production for our straw products that strives to achieve acceptable profits with high and sustained production level while concurrently conserving the environment.

Responsibly Grown

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Managing Soil

We use best practices to ensure soil is not depleted of natural nutrients including preparation before sowing, stubble management, planting arrangements and density, as well as using eco-friendly biological products.

Soil Fertility

To keep our soil healthy, we use a series of diagnostic tools to ensure the soil’s minerals are balanced and it has vitality for a productive cycle.

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Plague & Illness Management

We use technology for soil analysis to ensure we are applying fertilizer in the most effective and efficient way. We also use low-impact products for pest and disease management in conjunction with our diagnostic tools.

Water Management

Our highly efficient watering process is at the ground level, which helps to avoid flooding and narrows the space between the water source and plant.

Water dripping from an irrigation system on a farmWater dripping from an irrigation system on a farm
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Harvest Management

By keeping stubble left on the surface in place, we can preserve soil nutrients, minimizing the effects of humidity during harvest.

Certifications

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FloraCraft has partnered with CIMMYT to evaluate the conservation agriculture practices of our straw farmers to certify them as sustainable. CIMMYT is a non-profit research-for-development organization that develops improved varieties of wheat and maize and innovates agricultural practices to help boost production, prevent crop disease and improve smallholder farmers' livelihoods.

Responsibly Grown

Close up image of straw growing in a fieldClose up image of straw growing in a field

Managing Soil

We use best practices to ensure soil is not depleted of natural nutrients including preparation before sowing, stubble management, planting arrangements and density, as well as using eco-friendly biological products.

Two hands picks up soil in a fieldTwo hands picks up soil in a field

Soil Fertility

To keep our soil healthy, we use a series of diagnostic tools to ensure the soil’s minerals are balanced and it has vitality for a productive cycle.

Close up image of the head of a straw plantClose up image of the head of a straw plant

Plague & Illness Management

We use technology for soil analysis to ensure we are applying fertilizer in the most effective and efficient way. We also use low-impact products for pest and disease management in conjunction with our diagnostic tools.

Close up image of straw in a field being harvested by a combineClose up image of straw in a field being harvested by a combine

Harvest Management

By keeping stubble left on the surface in place, we can preserve soil nutrients, minimizing the effects of humidity during harvest.

Certifications

CIMMYT LogoCIMMYT Logo

FloraCraft has partnered with CIMMYT to evaluate the conservation agriculture practices of our straw farmers to certify them as sustainable. CIMMYT is a non-profit research-for-development organization that develops improved varieties of wheat and maize and innovates agricultural practices to help boost production, prevent crop disease and improve smallholder farmers' livelihoods.

Do you want to learn about our other Sustainability efforts? Read more about Operational Efficiency or FōM Manufacturing next.