After attending the Indagra exhibition in Romania with their distributor Agroteam, the Mingozzi Group is now preparing for Eima International, a fair in the agricultural machinery sector which will be held in Bologna, Italy, from 9 to 13 November.
At the fair in Romania
"We will be exhibiting in Hall 37 - Stand C20," explained owner Marco Mingozzi. "For the occasion, we will showcase our flame treatment machine updated to 4.0 technology. This upgrade allows us to directly analyze, even remotely, the data of the machines' work, thus increasing their performance and the environmental sustainability of the operations performed in the field. It uses LPG as fuel, as its combustion results in the absence of particulates and a negligible presence of carbon dioxide."
In fact, the use of this technique finds application both in organic and biodynamic agriculture and in eco-friendly sustainable farming. These machines are therefore used for precision farming management on horticultural crops produced in greenhouses (arugula, valerian, spinach, salad greens, etc.) as well as on open fields (salads, spinach, garlic, leek, onion, etc.).
"In open fields, they are used on herbaceous crops (corn, soybean, sunflower, alfalfa, etc.), on fruit crops (orchards, vineyards, olive groves, kiwi, etc.), in poultry and galliform farms. The technique using flame heat treatment is used not only for thermal herbicide weed control and to inhibit the germination of weed seeds, but also for disinfection and sterilization from pathogenic fungi and germs. In the orchard and vineyard, this technique is also used for suckering plants without causing any damage to them."
Marco Mingozzi
With this technique, it is possible to transform plant residues, an inoculum for diseases, into organic material immediately available in the soil. Another important field of application of these machines is in the urban environment. Here, too, the results obtained prove to be environmentally friendly and economically sustainable.
For more information:
Officine Mingozzi 
Via Val d'Albero 25/B
Ferrara
info@pirodiserbo.it
www.pirodiserbo.it