Ramial Chipped Wood (RCW) - 60 L

An agronomic revolution

Fragmented ramial wood, or fragmented ramial wood (BRF), is a non-composted mixture of shredder residues (fragmentation) of wood shoots (branches), mostly from leafy trees.

By extension, the term refers to a technique of agricultural cultivation imagined in Canada that, by introducing the mash in the upper layer of soil or mulch, seeks to recreate a rich, aerated soil rich in micro-organisms, as we often found in the forest. The BRF favors the pedogenesis necessary for the creation of humus.