A cultivation test was carried out on a sandy soil subjected to the reconstitution treatment in the province of Piacenza in Mortizza.
A strong increase in productivity was observed on the sandy soils undergoing the reconstitution treatment: from 8 q.li/ha, on natural soils not affected by the intervention, to 12 q.li/ha on reconstituted soils.
During the test, the considerable development of the stock had already been observed compared to those developed in the untreated fields used as a comparison; There was also a strong growth in adventitious roots.

The ear is characterized by a high round of caryoxides in corn grown in reconstituted soils, 18 ranks (rows of caryoxides), against that grown in soils not subjected to the treatment of 14 ranks.


