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CHANVRIBERG®

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CHANVRIBERG® enable you to fight effectively against bank erosion, we present to you the CHANVRIBERG® product, a sausage of long hemp fibers held in place by a coconut fiber net. In addition to being ecological, thanks to its ease of installation without using large equipment, it will save time and money for your teams. It is indeed a simple product, ecological, light and easy to set up.

Labeling Claims: Biodegradable

Technical Data Sheet
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Identification & Functionality

Technologies

Agrochemicals

Product Families

Agrochemicals — Plant Health, Nutrients & Soil Management

Other Plant Health, Nutrients & Soil Management Products

Origin

Made in Brittany - Cultivation of hemp and manufacture of fascines

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims

Biodegradable

Agrochemicals Features

Controls Erosion

Characteristics
  • Production Cultivation of plants lasts at least 3 months during the vegetative period. For a fascinates more lush, cultivation can be prolonged. The fascine allows the minimum establishment of 2 to 3 plants per linear meter. The choice of varietal species is done according to your project (type of soil and installation environment) Some commonly used species: Loosestrife, Rush, Carex Iris, Phragmites.
  • 100% Breton manufacturing Two companies are colla bating in this project Technichanvre - Chanvrière du Belon (29) for manufacturing (coconut mesh + fiber hemp) The Penthièvre Nursery (22) for revegetation
  • Implementation The installation is done on the shore using wooden piles that hold the fascine. The set up can be done all year round except during the frost period. If the depth, or the water variations are significant, it is possible to stack non-vegetated fascines.
  • Interview To allow a good proliferation of flora, the fascine must remain constantly submerged: minimum 1/3 of its height when submerged. In case of drought, it is important to keep the fascine moist.
Goals
  • Fight against erosion
  • Provide mechanical protection of the banks
  • Promote nurseries (tadpoles, minnows, fry, etc.)
Principle
  • The installed fascine joins the bank through the rooting of plants.
  • The plants allowing this connection, called helophytes, are planted on the fascine at a rate of 2 to 3 plants/ml.
  • The presence of the fascine makes it possible to dampen the swell of the water.
  • The fascine in hemp fibers allows the deposit of sediments and alluvium essential to the recovery of the plant.
  • Because of its biodegradability, it eventually disappears, leaving behind a vegetated bank.
  • The use of the Chanvriberg ® fascine is a technique that falls within the field of plant engineering.

Applications & Uses

Markets

Agriculture & Feed

Applications

Agriculture & Feed — Agricultural Crops

Fiber Crops

Agriculture & Feed — Turf, Ornamentals & Landscape

Turf Management

Applicable Crop

Hemp

Packaging & Availability

Availability

Wet durability: Dipped coconut net = high resistance
Simplicity of implementation: Manual installation without gear
Maintenance free: No residue after installation
Esthetic: Integration into the landscape with local species while adapting to the steep profiles of the banks
Biodegradable: Temporary protection preceding the development of the root system of plants

Dimensions
  • Length: 2m
  • Dry weight: 12kg
  • Diameter: 30cm