Hunter Industries Incorporated

Roess Nature Group Gmbh & Co. Kg

Igg-internationale Geotextil Gesellschaft Mbh

Twistringer Rmb Dranfilter Gmbh & Co. Kg

Big Dutchman International Gmbh

Internationale Geotextil Gmbh

A. H. Meyer Maschinenfabrik Gmbh

Thomas Roess

La Monte D Porter

Rolf Arnold

Armin Schwarz

Todd D Polderman

Dietmar Haub

Michael Noack

Henner Lischkowitz

Bernhard Blome

Reinhard Helbig

Reinhold Neisser

Todd Polderman

Wolfgang Spyra

Hans-Ulrich Schaks

Anita Biegel

The present invention concerns an apparatus for loosening fiber material packed in bales, comprising a conveyor region for conveying the fiber material along a conveyor direction. The conveyor region includes a feed portion, a buffer portion and a discharge portion. A first roller arrangement is arranged in the transitional region between the feed portion and the buffer portion and a second roller arrangement is arranged in the transitional region between the buffer portion and the discharge portion.

Apparatus for loosening fiber material packed in bales

A device and a method for producing fascines in particular straw-fiber fascines, coconut-fiber fascines, wood-fiber fascines, and hemp-fiber fascines are provided. The device comprises a plurality of conveyor screws for conveying fibrous material such as straw fibers, coconut fibers, wood fibers, or hemp fibers, in a tubular element for filling the fibrous material into a tubular net. Moreover, the device comprises a distributor box. The distributor box has an interior space having an infeed opening for infeeding the fibrous material, and one or a plurality of base-side openings. The base-side openings herein serve for in-feeding fibrous material from the distributor box to the conveyor screws.

Device and method for producing fascines

The disclosure includes various embodiments of an irrigation mat. In some embodiments, the mat is generally installed so that plants meet the layer of moisture formed by a nonwoven textile web in a relatively short time due to growth of roots. Some embodiments include a web where the roots of plants can grow into the web and thus those plants can be supplied with moisture.

Irrigation mat

A subsurface irrigation mat includes at least one perforated tube, a web made of a first capillary textile, and a casing made of a second capillary textile. The casing surrounds substantially an entire circumference of the perforated tube along at least a portion of a length of the tube. At least one attachment secures the casing to the web so that the casing extends across the web. Water leaving through the holes in the perforated tube can saturate the casing, seep into the web from the casing, and then be carried across the web by capillary action. The result is a substantially uniform discharge of water from the web into a root zone of plants growing in a layer of a growing medium located above the web.

Subsurface irrigation mat

A watering mat is provided for the large-area distribution of water, particularly in horticulture and landscaping as well as agriculture. The watering mat includes a first and a second carrier layer to accommodate other elements of the watering mat, one or more connections for connecting the first and the second carrier layers, one or more water-feeding elements arranged between the first and the second carrier layers for feeding water into the watering mat and distributing water through the watering mat, an absorption layer for water storage arranged between the first and the second carrier layers and a moisture level detector in the watering mat.

Watering mat for the large-area distribution of water

A method for cultivating and rearing ornamental plants and treelike plants as potted plants with the following method steps:

Method for cultivating and rearing ornamental plants or treelike plants

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Twistringen, Germany

Thomas Roess