Παρουσίαση σήματος εταιρίας Ecoeuphoria και προϊόντος κομπόστ

1. Jeunes eco-entrepreneurs
d'Europe !!!!!!!
GRANADA SPAIN 9-13 MARCH 2015

2. …our Inspiration

3.  Persephone was a Greek goddess of grain
spring and euphoria. A daughter of Zeus and
Demeter.

4.  Her myth explains why the seasons change.
Represents her function as the personification
of vegetation, which shoots forth in spring
and withdraws into the earth after harvest;
hence, she is also associated with spring as
well as the fertility of vegetation.

5.  Euphoria (/juːˈfɔəriə/; from Ancient Greek
εὐφορία, from εὖ eu, "well", and φέρω pherō,
"to bear") is recognized as a mental and
emotional condition in which a person
experiences intense feelings of well-being,
elation, happiness, excitement and joy.
 The word derives from Greek εὐφορία,
"power of enduring easily, fertility".

7. Ε ε e: the most Greek letter ( EUPHORIA –
ECOLOGY – eco-entrepreneurs d' Europe)

8.  The color green is the color of balance,
harmony, EUPHORIA and growth

9.  From a color psychology perspective, it is the
great balancer of the heart and the emotions,
creating equilibrium between the head and
the heart.

10. o From a meaning of colors perspective, green
is the color of growth, the color of spring, of
renewal and rebirth.
o It renews and restores depleted energy.
o It is the sanctuary away from the stresses of
modern living, restoring us back to a sense of
well being.
 This is why there is so much of this relaxing
color on the earth, and why we need to keep
it that way.

12. Et voilà
…..

15. OUR PROPOSAL …
Jeunes eco-entrepreneurs d'Europe !!!!!!!
GRANADA SPAIN 9-13 MARCH 2015

16. Our ecological awareness inspired us to
produce an all-natural product that
would originate from nature, develop
naturally and enrich nature….

17. • A compost bin
• Garden soil
• Garden tools (such as hoe, a watering
can, a long stick for mixing)
• Organic material

19. • Tree and plant leaves
• Withered flowers
• Overripe or rotten fruit
• Vegetable peelings or stalks
• Leftovers from salads without oil dressing
• Leftovers from vegetables after peeling them for cooking
• Plant cuttings, dry leaves, grass cuttings etc.
• Straw from farmland or stabled livestock
• See weed
• Organic fertilizers: manure, peat etc.
• Ashes from fireplaces
• Crushed egg-shells
• Kitchen-paper in small quantities or more if dampened
• Sawdust or wood shavings from non-chemically treated wood
• Herbal drink sediments or coffee grounds
• Leftovers from boiled food without oil

20. • Recyclable materials such as: metal items or
cans, tinfoil, glass, plastic, paper (newspapers-
magazines), large branches or logs etc.
• Meat – cheese
• Stones
• Leftovers containing fat, meat, bones
• Food scraps with oil or sauce
• Bread or pasta
• Cleaning products
• Various chemicals

22.  gathering the ingredients we need in piles or
makeshift bins made from wood or wire.
 At the bottom of the pile we’ll put the first
layer of ingredients preferably loose
 Every layer has to be dampened with water.
 Finally we cover the pile with straw or a piece of
oilcloth to protect it from the elements.
 We need to check the moisture level every 5 to 10
days and add water when we stir the compost.
 The secret to speedy decomposition is frequent
stirring. This ensures good ventilation and the
microorganisms quite literally work at fever pitch.
 With proper stirring the time needed to complete
the process is approximately 3 months.

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