WAGENINGEN, Netherlands: Wageningen-based company Thatchtec has changed its name into Soilwise. The name change follows the road towards biobased soil disinfestation systems the company embarked on two years ago.
Soil expert and invasive plant specialist Soilwise offers solutions to naturally disinfest and enrich soils. The company also offers environmentally friendly control of algae and moss in international agriculture and horticulture, and Roots Reset, for control of the invasive Japanese knotweed.
International Rollout of Soil Resetting
Soil Resetting has also proven to be very effective in Southeast Asia, combating the ‘Panama disease’ (Fusarium) that completely destroys banana plantations. Soilwise will start rolling out Soil Resetting there this year.
Unique solution for the control of Japanese knotweed
In addition, Soilwise has introduced the Roots Reset method for the complete control of the highly invasive Japanese knotweed. With this unique solution, Japanese knotweed has already been successfully eradicated at more than one hundred locations in Northwest Europe.
Reijtenbagh notes, “We are coming up with a new biostimulant that will strengthen the root system and the resilience of a wide range of vegetable, floricultural and arable crops. In this way we continue to invest in sustainable solutions for soil health and soil biodiversity, because we want to continue to lead the way for our customers in agriculture, horticulture and public green spaces. Our new name fits this ambition perfectly.”
For more information visit www.soilwise.nl