The planet’s population is forecasted by scientists from all over the world to reach approximately 9 billions by the year 2050, and the world’s agricultural industry faces a very difficult and ambitious challenge to feed the fast-growing population.
But the mankind has taken the easiest path: it started using natural resources excessively. The consequences of such an improvident treatment can be now observed across the entire planet.
Salinization of soils, changes in the granulometric composition, repacking, the decrease in the content of organic matter, the growth in the population of vermin: these are real achievements of our civilization in the pursuit of the ambitious goal to feed the world. The mankind has invented many technologies which allow us to grow agricultural products without soil, after all, according to the new agronomic principle introduced in the US, we should “manage the minimums”, but not like before “we need to create optimum conditions for the plant”, because only in such case it is possible to make use of its genetic potential.
The law of nature outlines that the so tiresome for all carbon dioxide, which is the consequence of the development of the civilizations and their well-being, can be consumed and reprocessed only by green plants. Advanced vertical farm technologies which are capable of assuring the increase in the yield per one square kilometer will do us an ill service in the nearest future in the result of its optimum (excessive) use.
Because of that, sustainable and renewable agricultural production comes to the fore for developed countries of the world.
In order to obtain a plant’s crop, we only need to provide carbon dioxide, sunlight, water, and nutrients (organic acids and nutrition elements).
While there is more and more sun radiation and the concentrations of carbon dioxide become higher, it is logical to suppose that the yield of agricultural crops has to increase. But the logic and our combined actions are not in line. If we compare the achievements of our forefathers and ours, indeed, we produce more, but that is on account of use of chemicals and the expansion of the planting acreage. But as it turns out, water and soils have unwittingly become antagonists to our ambitious will. They have already become unable to perform their functions because our improvident use has resulted in excessive pollution.
Our Company is specialized in the production of chemical fertilizers, but analyzing the achievements of our consumers we have understood that the use of fertilizers in excessive quantities does not produce the desired result. And we had to start all over again, we started discovering a “new” nature, which, as it turned out, is capable of self-restoration and producing crops without such quantities of our fertilizers. Understanding our obligation to future generations, we have made a responsible decision aimed at the preservation of natural fertility of soils and at the improvement of quality of water resources. In result of our cooperation with agricultural producers and scientific institutions, we have developed ReSoil technology.
