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Royal Green Technologies is one of Bio Pyramids subsidiaries.
Royal Green Technologies is a research based agri-biotech manufacturing enterprise based in Menufiya Government, Egypt. The Company is focused on bio solutions for crops and soils, Animal Health and Nutrition and Environmental solutions. Royal Green Technologies manufactures wide range of BioFertilizers, BioStimulants,BioPesticides, Animal Probiotics and Environment improvement products.

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Pyramids Nova Q
Foliar Spray

a group of beneficial microorganisms that grow naturally in coexistence and complete compatibility in the growing medium in it, Nova Plus contains more than 60 types of beneficial organisms. All of

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Bio Factor biopesticide
Beneficial Microbes

It's a biological solution that contains beneficial bacteria & yeasts that work to raise the efficiency of the digestive system, increase conversion rates & stimulate the immune system.

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Bio Factor Biopesticide
Beneficial Microbes

It's a biological solution that contains beneficial bacteria & yeasts that work to raise the efficiency of the digestive system, increase conversion rates & stimulate the immune system.

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Pyramids Nova Plus
Beneficial Microbes

Nova Plus fertilizer is a brown-colored liquid that contains a group of beneficial microorganisms that grow naturally in coexistence and complete compatibility in the growing medium in it, Nova Plu

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Prof.Dr.Mohamed Fathy Salem

Prof. of Organic Agriculture Sadat University & CEO of RGT

A professor of organic agriculture in the field of organic agriculture, and a son of Menoufia Governorate, he succeeded in transforming his research over 30 years into real-world experiences in several Egyptian governorates, despite the many difficulties and challenges he faced in spreading this culture among farmers and citizens, as well as achieving an appropriate return for them. Without using any pesticides.

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type of irrigation systems




In agriculture, irrigation systems play a fundamental role in ensuring the efficient and sustainable use of water resources for crop production. These systems are designed to deliver water to crops in a controlled way, supplementing natural rainfall and providing the necessary moisture levels for optimal growth. Irrigation technology has evolved significantly over time, ranging from simple techniques like surface irrigation to developed methods such as drip irrigation and sprinkler systems. The purpose of irrigation is not only to provide water directly to plants but also to manage the timing, quantity, and distribution of water effectively. This helps farmers overcome challenges posed by

Carbon footprint




Balance is essential to maintain and regulate our planet. Unfortunately, anthropogenic activities have disturbed this balance. Each activity humans perform have an impact on our planet, such as building, eating, heating, travelling, transportation, electricity, etc. From this perspective, our everyday activities should be evaluated and considered, in order to minimize our actions’ negative consequences. However, how can you measure or calculate the harmful effect of your activities? A simple, but effective, solution is the carbon footprint, but what does it mean and how does it work?

Soil: Types and Importance




The complex mixture of minerals, organic matter, water, air, and living organisms is defined as soil. It forms the foundation of terrestrial ecosystems and plays a crucial role in supporting life on Earth. Soil serves as a medium for plant growth, regulates water flow, filters pollutants, and stores carbon (Robert E. White, 2005). Good soil management is key for a good production and a sustainable agro-ecosystem. Understanding the different types of soil is essential for effective land management, agriculture, and environmental conservation. The ideal soil composition consists of 50% solids (45% minerals and 5% organic matter) and 50% pores (25% air and 25% water).

Comparing Organic Agriculture and Conventional Agriculture




Agriculture is the backbone of all civilizations, and the stronger this backbone is the stronger the civilization will be. Agricultural systems are man-made systems with the aim of cultivating the largest number of crops possible within the system. However, it makes no sense to follow a system that meets the aim we need if we can not sustain the system for years to come. Additionally, human and soil health should be evaluated as well, and the overall environmental effects should be studied before adopting any agricultural system. From this perspective, agronomists realized that the highest yield/production is not a reliable indicator for the efficiency or the sustainability

INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT




Pests and diseases cause between 20-40% of all crop production to be lost each year, this equates to losing around $300 billion annually (FAO, 2023). Such losses contribute massively to food insecurity, which is particularly prevalent in African countries. Pesticides are typically used to control pests, but their excessive use has led to biodiversity loss and widespread pollution, which in turn harms humans and the environment. To combat this growing challenge, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies have been increasingly adopted. These strategies focus on a combination of cultural, mechanical, biological and chemical approaches to control pests in an environmen