
Arie Bouman Nursery BV
"Addition of BARA Clay provides an improved buffering of both nutrients and water and we see, for example, clear advantages with the combination of BARA Clay with organic fertilizers. By mixing in BARA Clay, the organic fertilizers remain more available and do not leach out", explains Marco Raterink, Site Manager at Arie Bouman Nursery BV.
Nursery Bloemendaal
"Bara Clay provides and retains the plant nutrients until the end of the season. The problem of brown tips in chamaecyparis columnaris ’elwoodii’ has been solved", tells Arie Trouwborst, co-owner of Nursery Bloemendaal B.V.
Splendor Plant
"We began incorporating Bara Clay into our peat-based growing substrates. We aimed to bind and buffer nutrients in the soil, increase the CEC, and ensure even water distribution. The clay provided excellent results, and over the past 20 years, we have used approximately 1,750 tons of Bara Clay," says Nils Andersen, CEO of Splendor Plant AB.
Sluiter Ellwoodii
“I need Bara Clay for my crops. I have tried many things over the past 40 years, including different types of clay. I know the differences between the clay types. Even though the potting soil suppliers indicate that they have their own clay, I want Bara Clay. If I change potting soil supplier, I demand that Bara Clay should be used”. Jan Sluiter