Fertilizer that eliminates watering and restores pasture appeared in Kyrgyzstan

Bishkek, May 13, 2019. /Kabar/. Nanotechnology has been used in agriculture as part of the From Soil to Sale project in Kyrgyzstan, Lenara Niyazbekova, the Chairwoman of the Kyrgyz Association of Exporters and Importers told during the press conference at Kabar News Agency.
According to her words, the organization began the delivery of Glycerol organo-mineral microfertilizer to the country, which has no analogues in the world. "This fertilizer has no analogues, because it is universal, i.e. it can be used in the cultivation of any agricultural products. It can also be used to revive vegetation on pastures. In addition, this fertilizer can retain moisture in the soil for a long time, which is very important if there is a shortage of irrigation water in the regions," Niyazbekova said.
She told that experiments were conducted on the use of this fertilizer in Kochkor region for two years. "The great advantage of fertilizer was that its use can generally eliminate irrigation work in growing crops in hard-to-reach areas. In addition, fertilizer contains particles that are enriched at the cellular level with microelements," Niyazbekova said.
"As part of the 8th interregional Kyrgyz-Russian Conference in Bishkek, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Industry and Land Reclamation of the Kyrgyz Republic, "GOLD SPIKE" TRADING HOUSE LLC, and KYRGYZLAND Kyrgyz Association of Exporters and Importers signed a trilateral Memorandum of Cooperation on the implementation of the "Glycerol Organic Fertilizer Production" project in the amount of USD 50 million. Erkinbek Choduev, the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Industry and Land Reclamation of the Kyrgyz Republic, Vladimir Lebedev, the General Director of the "GOLD SPIKE" TRADING HOUSE LLC, and Lenara Niyazbekova, the Chairwoman of the KYRGYZLEND Kyrgyz Association of Exporters and Importers signed," Niyazbekova said.
In addition, during the conference the sides signed a Memorandum on the opening of a chamber of commerce in Moscow, where they plan to present products grown in Kyrgyzstan.