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Collaborative farm ventures and partnerships

Farm Bioma, complying with the European regulation 834/2007, is certified for

the plants it produces. Defining organic certification plant requirements...

• Seeds must come from plantations where proven organic farming is applied,
  or if from conventional crops granted authorisation must be followed.


• The quantity of the seeds we use is checked against the number of plants we use.


• Cuttings must come from plantations where proven organic farming is applied.


• The use of rooting hormones is forbidden. The number of cuttings is checked
  against the size of stock nursery.


• Culture substrates must not contain chemicals.


• Only natural products are used for fertilization and plant protection in the
  plant nursery, the use of which is checked.


• Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are forbidden, as well as products
  deriving from them.

Certification Code: 21391050455, Start Date: April 2005, Inspection and

Certification of Organic Products Organization ‘DIO’ (GR-BIO-01).

Plant Nursery Business License: ΥΑΑΤΚΓ/118/Β

Trading License for propagation material: ΥΑΑΤΚΓ/146/γ ́

certified

organic

propagation

material

certification

licence

Preserving and disseminating varieties in our plant nursery is of paramount

importance. Their record and cultivation from the beginning of 2000 until

today have given plenty of information saved in Gene banks or passed on to

individuals specialized on the matter.

Anyone can visit the plant nursery premises. Schools and other bodies can

let us know beforehand and explore the area. Just pop in and find out what

ecological farming methods are, learn about seeds and much more. Plus, our

little friends can have the chance to get to know plants in a small garden.

From the very beginning, farm Bioma has voluntarily participated with

propagation material and specialized assistance in:

• Ecological - environmental meetings.


• Conferences - seminars.


• Propagation material and seeds information exchange.


• School gardens and garden-based learning.

traditional

varieties

visiting...

farm Bioma

social

contribution