The Institute of Nature Management offers consumers complex organomineral granulated fertilizers with a prolonged release for row crops, grains, vegetables, and fruit and berry crops, as well as for ornamental plants, flowers, and lawns, under a manufacturing agreement. The Institute is looking for partners for integration into the production process under a licensing agreement and/or a distribution services agreement.

The global market for complex organomineral granular fertilizers (COGFs) is rapidly developing as part of the transition to ecological and resource-saving agriculture. Granular fertilizers are in greatest demand in agriculture due to their precise application, dust-free operation, and prolonged nutrient release. Below is a list of leading global and regional manufacturers of COGFs and their official websites.

The largest global manufacturers are:

1. Yara International (Norway). A global leader, it produces the YaraSuna line of organomineral products based on controlled organic raw materials.
2. ICL Group (Israel). It produces a series of organomineral fertilizers (such as the Gronamic line) based on polyhalite and organic matter.
3. COMPO EXPERT (Germany). A major European supplier, it produces premium COGFs for professional plant growing and landscape design.
4. Hello Nature (Italpollina) (Italy). Specializing in biotechnology, it produces granulated organomineral complexes enriched with beneficial microorganisms.
5. NVP Bashinkom (Russia) is a major manufacturer of bioactivated organomineral fertilizers (the Gumi-Omi series).

6. Svisloch Experimental Base / Institute of Nature Management of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (Belarus) is a manufacturer of innovative granulated prolonged-release organic fertilizers (OMU) of the KSU IPAN series.
These fertilizers are intended for row crops, grains, vegetables, and fruit and berry crops, as well as ornamental plants, flowers, and lawns. They offer increased efficiency compared to standard mineral fertilizers due to their prolonged action and maximum utilization of nutrients by plants, eliminating nutrient losses from leaching and contamination of soils and groundwater with chemicals. The complex granular fertilizer "IPAN" contains approximately 30% peat dry matter and up to 70% urea, ammoniated superphosphate, and potassium chloride, all produced in Belarus. Various grades of fertilizer contain 10 to 15% nitrogen, at least 10% phosphorus (P2O5), and 10 to 15% potassium (K2O). These fertilizers are included in the State Register of Plant Protection Products and Fertilizers Approved for Use in the Republic of Belarus for the Agro-Industrial Complex and Retail Sale (Certificates No. 4222–4225, State Registration No. 11-06-0076-79 dated December 6, 2019) for fertilizing vegetables and other crops in open and protected ground. They exhibit maximum effectiveness on sandy and sandy loam soils with a light texture.

The information is published in the Catalogue "Developments of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus in the Interests of the Agro-Industrial Complex of the Republic of Belarus" 2023, pp. 54-55.(in Russian)

Thanks to the ion-exchange and binding properties of organic compounds, the complex granular fertilizer "IPAN" is 1.5-2 times more resistant to leaching of granular nutrients from the topsoil than standard mineral fertilizers. It requires no additional fertilizing. It increases the nutrient utilization rate by plants by 35-40% or more. It increases crop yields both during the year of application and after application. It has a balanced composition of organic and mineral components and contains humic substances, which are natural stimulants for plant growth and development. It does not create excessive salt concentrations in the root zone, preventing soil and groundwater contamination with chemicals. It ensures higher quality plant products. It is suitable for fertilizing all agricultural crops.

Deliveries can be made in pilot batches produced on a pilot plant. There is potential for increasing the plant's capacity. Large-scale industrial production is possible using peat processing plants. The expected period for the creation of large-scale production facilities after completion of the design based on the existing infrastructure of peat processing plants is 12–18 months.

Produced in accordance with the biological requirements of cultivated crops (TU BY 100289079.021, state registration dated July 25, 2019, No. 023948/03). Safety Data Sheet of the Republic of Belarus for PBChP No. 100289079.001-2019. Class IV – low-hazard substances.

Name of the manufacturer:
branch of the Svisloch Experimental Base of the State Scientific Institution "Institute for Nature Management of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus."

The Institute of Nature Management is one of the oldest institutes of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, conducting research in the field of Earth sciences. The Institute's activities are aimed at addressing issues of rational nature management and environmental protection in collaboration with international organizations.

The Institute conducts research in the following areas:
- Developing scientific foundations for nature management and environmental protection;
- Assessing, forecasting, and optimizing anthropogenic impacts on natural systems;
- Scientific justification for the development of resource-saving technologies for the extraction, processing, and use of solid fossil fuels;
- Studying the formation conditions and assessing the condition of fresh drinking and mineral waters;
- Studying the geodynamics of the earth's crust and modern geological processes in Belarus;
- Geoecological justification for the design and placement of critical structures and environmentally hazardous facilities (nuclear power plants, hydroelectric power plants, underground gas storage facilities, highly toxic waste disposal sites, etc.);
- environmental diagnostics using modern aerospace, ground-based, telecommunications, and information-measuring tools;
- study of the global and regional climate and its changes under the influence of natural and anthropogenic factors; forecasting climate change and its impacts.

The Institute participates in scientific support for six international conventions:
- Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution;
- Ramsar Convention on Wetlands;
- UN Framework Convention on Climate Change;
- Stockholm Convention on POPs;
- UN Convention to Combat Desertification/Land Degradation;
- Convention on Biological Diversity.

The Institute maintains scientific contacts with organizations in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, China, the Baltic States, Armenia, and Vietnam.

Official website of the Institute of Nature Management.

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