Key numbers for this project
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HECTARES
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TONS OF HARVEST
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CO2 TONS CAPTURED
Hemp-based insulation
Hemp field
Crop height measuring
Hemp field
Mid-season crop growth
Hemp harvest
Hemp rotation agriculture: sustainable farming in action
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2,50 m
HEMP GROWTH IN 3 MONTHS
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11 CO2 tons
CAPTURED PER HECTARE
Welcome to an innovative agricultural project, located in Geetbets and Tienen, Belgium. It covers a surface area of 10 hectares. The soil type of this land is 100% loam and sandy loam.
Monitored by Team Hageland, the hemp on this land was sown at the beginning of June 2024 and harvested mid-September 2024.
The farmer grew hemp as a rotation crop. Previous years, the following crop varieties were grown: sugar beets, winter wheat, fibre flax and potatoes.
The project showcases the potential of hemp as a rotation crop for sustainable farming practices to increase soil biodiversity, boost harvest yield and produce carbon-negative materials in the process.
Hemp-based insulation
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1,50 kg CO2
REMOVED PER 1 KG OF MATERIAL
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100 Years
CO2 STORAGE
Harvested hemp biomass will be transformed into innovative bio-based materials, including hempwool. Hempwool is carbon-negative, circular and helps substitute synthetic-based insulation materials.
- Composition: mixture of grass and hemp fibre (current ratio 80:20)
- Product process: cold pressing
- Alternative for oil-based insulation materials. Easy to install, naturally resistant to mold and pests and ensurers healthier indoor environment. Promotes energy efficiency and is ideal for both, residential and commercial applications.
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