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Organic zeolite doesn't exist. 22,000 tons after Chernobyl. Lead in the crystal lattice is not dangerous — metal abrasion from ball mills is. 18 myths about zeolite that we know...

Anyone who deals with zeolite quickly encounters terms such as cation exchange capacity, adsorption, or tribomechanical activation – and wonders: What does that actually mean? This glossary explains the most...

Is zeolite in the garden just a trend – or scientifically sound? Studies in agricultural science and soil science show surprisingly clear results regarding nutrient retention, water management, and soil...

Zeolite for Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, and Goats Well-founded knowledge for farmers — simply explained You’ve heard of zeolite. From your neighbor, from the vet, perhaps from us. But what does...

Zeolite is a volcanic rock. Where are zeolite deposits found, and what is it used for? And what exactly is clinoptilolite zeolite? Here you'll find the answers and learn how...

Does zeolite help with diarrhea in horses? In this article, we have compiled testimonials, scientific studies, and veterinary articles. The results show that zeolite can bind toxins, soothe the intestinal...

There is a process that drives everything. Without it, no yield, no nutrients, no impressive Brix value. It is called photosynthesis. And for most plants in the world, it performs...

Discover the natural benefits of this unique mineral for your four-legged friends' well-being. In our blog, you'll learn all about its uses and the impressive benefits of zeolite, from digestive...

When plants visibly come into their strength - Why zeolite works in soil Article Series Understanding Zeolite in Soil This series invites you to delve deeper into understanding zeolite in...

Zeolite has been used in natural cosmetics for years. Recent studies show that clinoptilolite can promote wound healing, soothe irritated skin, and bind heavy metals in creams. Read the evidence...

Zeolite, a natural mineral, has demonstrated impressive effects on soil quality, water retention, and nutrient availability in recent studies. This versatile material could hold the key to more sustainable and...

Ion Exchange, Pore Structure, and Mineral Surfaces – The Scientific Foundations Article Series Understanding Zeolite in Soil This series invites you to delve deeper into understanding zeolite in soil: how...

Fertile soil thrives on good structure and active soil life. Scientific studies show that zeolite can stabilize soil structure and create favorable conditions for microorganisms. A look at the research...

Many garden soils lose water faster than plants can use it. Studies show that zeolite can improve the water retention capacity of soils and help plants better withstand dry periods....

Can a natural mineral help store nutrients in the soil and better nourish plants? Scientific studies show that zeolite acts like a natural nutrient reservoir and can reduce losses in...

Test your knowledge about coat change, pasture transitions, allergies, and horse behavior in spring ! Learn how to optimally support your horse and the role zeolite can play. Perfect for...

When it comes to zeolite, quality is important, along with the composition and milling process. And, of course, the grain size. Find out the 5 questions you should definitely ask...

Zeolite grain size matters! Zeolite's fineness is crucial for its effectiveness in applications such as feed additives, fertilizers, and soil amendments. The text emphasizes the importance of a fine grain...

Learn how zeolite can be a natural helper for your garden! In this kid-friendly article, we explain how it retains water, protects plants, and improves soil—all without harmful chemicals.

Why is there such a myth or such a secret surrounding zeolite? Time and again, we encounter customers who describe themselves as "lost," lost in the maze of zeolite suppliers...

And what does Steinkraft naturerocks have to do with high-quality zeolite ?

Everything about production, the raw material zeolite and our special tribomechanical grinding process.