Chiemgau. High above Lake Waginger See with a view of the Bavarian Alps, we tested the latest developments in our Vector-Seed technology with our GEOXIP team and SHH (Marcus and Sepp Hastreiter, Felix Hastreiter) and incidentally hid a spectacular and meaningful soil image with a bee and sunflower in the field. Because so many people are asking us and the press has also taken up the topic, we are happy to give you some background information on our demonstration project in our home country.
Logo cultivation is an opportunity for wild bees and native biodiversity
We have sown 204,000 sunflowers and approx. 5.4% undersown native field and wildflowers on 77,150 square meters (the equivalent of about 10 soccer pitches) in the middle of a conventional maize field using our technology. With our well-compensated project, the farmer can afford to forgo rigorous weed control and tolerate "weeds" and (otherwise unthinkable) under-sowing with native wild herbs alongside the sown sunflowers in the field.
For wild bees and insects, such a field becomes non-toxic and continuous. In addition, in the middle of conventional cultivation, nectar-rich sunflower mixtures and field herbs in the lower tier suddenly become biotope-networking flowering islands. And here, surprisingly, the native rarities we have selected have been joined by rare native species worthy of protection (Red List), which are certainly worth further work on a UNI.
Biotope-networking continuity for insects, wild bees and butterflies. A map for nectar and habitat!
Our logo cultivation with Vector-Seed and MuktilayerSeed methods creates (usually together with advertising nature sponsors) a protected habitat for insects, wild bees and butterflies. This is totally honest sustainability that you can explore up close at any time. No fake. No greenwashing.
High-tech demo for soil images "Bee in the field in Waging"
HighPrecision from GEOXIP enables detailed logo seeding and biodiversity
The sowing accuracy for the soil image "Bee and sunflower" (geoglyph at Lake Waginger See) is 0.4 centimetres against the track and 1.6 centimetres in the track. The sunflowers here are just turning towards the sun from the south-east. Both nature and the farmer benefit from our test project. Because farmers deserve respect and appreciation. By the way: we plant many of our projects with native field and wild flowers and make them accessible and tangible, for example with a wildflower nature trail. We are also always happy to join in and explain to you (and your family), for example, everything that grows here or all the edible flowers for your wildflower salad. Because you are welcome to pick them from many of our fields at any time! And be careful: in nature there are always valuable, useful native plants that may be both medicinal and poisonous to humans in large quantities. All of this is nature and we would like to communicate all of this together with our partner farmers. Fields don't just feed us. They are also a habitat. Let's give them value!
Facts about the geoglyph at Lake Waginger See
Bee logo on Lake Waginger See
Field:
Perimeter: 1.2 kilometers
Area: 77,150 square meters (almost 8 hectares)
Sunflower:
Perimeter: 240 meters
Area: 4,135 square meters
Bee:
Perimeter: 603 meters
Area: 14,122 square meters
SHH font
Perimeter: 612 meters
Area: 16,004 square meters
The corn field for the logo contains a total of:
approx. 204,000 sunflowers!
Cultivation method:
GEOXIP Vector-Seed and MutilayerSeed method
Location:
At Panoramahof Stief, Harmannschlag 1, 83329 Waging am See
Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/BYeLfi2ivhePNt9V7
Bee logo on Lake Waginger See at the Startup Demo Night
The Vector-Seed trial project 2024/04 (bee logo on Lake Waginger See) made it to the Startup Demo Night together with the GEOXIP start-up team and attracted a great deal of attention from state institutions, politicians, investors and sustainability officers. Today, together with SHH and university support, the vision has not only become a successful high-tech project, but also a regional and promising showcase project.
Sown branding in the field with bee and sunflower at Waginger See. View of the mountains. Geoglyphs are impressive.
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Soil image as a biotope overlapping bee pasture
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Lettering in the field: Lufthansa Group ground picture in the sunrise
Bee food in late fall: drone flight over the Telekom field advertising Magenta Blossom
Press material demo field with wildflowers
Field advertising Volksbank Raiffeisenbank by GEOXIP
Magenta Blossom: Islands of bloom to allow nature to come back
GEOXIP field advertising: what farmer Christop says about it
Field advertising/ logo with flowers sown in the field
High above Lake Waginger See with a view of the Bavarian Alps, we tested our latest developments in Vector Seed technology with our GEOXIP team and incidentally hid a spectacular and meaningful soil image with a bee and sunflower in the field. Because so many people are asking us and the press has also taken up the topic, we are happy to give you some background information on our demo project.
OOH outdoor advertising with sown flowers
We have sown 204,000 sunflowers and approx. 5.4% undersown native field and wildflowers on 77,150 square meters (the equivalent of about 10 soccer pitches) in the middle of a conventional maize field using our technology. With our well-compensated project, the farmer can afford to forgo rigorous weed control and tolerate "weeds" and (otherwise unthinkable) under-sowing with native wild herbs alongside the sown sunflowers in the field.
Startup GEOXIP grows huge field artwork with flowers
For wild bees and insects, such a field becomes non-toxic and continuous. In addition, in the middle of conventional cultivation, nectar-rich sunflower mixtures and field herbs in the lower tier suddenly become biotope-networking flowering islands. And here, surprisingly, the native rarities we have selected have been joined by rare native species worthy of protection (Red List), which are certainly worth further work on a UNI.
