Bog peat is used for establishing flower gardens and improving the garden soil structure, a small degree of decomposition, which has good water capacity and the porosity necessary for plant growth.
Bog peat can be used as a bedding material in animal farming or as fecal gases binder in outhouses also.
Light peat:
Features: pH 2,8–4.0
Degree of decomposition H2-H4
Brown peat
Features: pH 3,5-5.0
Degree of decomposition H3-H5
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Hortycultural peat is produced by milling a layer of peat from the peat bog surface. After drying, the milled peat is ridged and collected. Hortycultural peat is used for establishing flower gardens and improving the garden soil structure. Hortycultural peat can be used as a bedding material in animal farming or as faecal gases binder in outhouses.
Features: pH 3.5–5.0
Degree of decomposition H1–H3 (10–25%)
Consumption moisture content up to 50%
Porosity up to 80% of the total volume
The initial material of milled peat is bog peat with a small degree of decomposition, which has good water capacity and the porosity necessary for plant growth.
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Milled fuel peat is peat with higher degree of decomposition, which is produced by milling a layer of peat from the peat bog surface.
After drying, milled peat is ridged and collected. Milled fuel peat is mainly used as fuel in large boiler plants.
The moisture content of milled fuel peat is 40–50% and its average calorific value is 2.8 MWh/t.
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Bedding peat — enhances the soils structure.
Bedding peat is a natural peat with coarse fraction and a small degree of decomposition to which no fertilizers or lime is added. Peat composition does not include weed seeds or infectious agents. Has good water absorption properties.
Bedding peat is intended for using in livestock buildings to keep the bedding of animals dry and clean. Ideal for using as soil structure enhancer in home gardens and arable land. Suitable for making compost.
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