Kazakh Research Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry named after U.U.Uspanova is subsidiary enterprise of Non-commercial JSC “NASEC”, conducts many years of basic and applied research to establish patterns of change in soil processes and substantiate scientific approaches to the rational use and conservation of soil fertility.

Based on the conducted fundamental and applied research, scientists of “KazRISA” have developed a number of effective technologies that are being introduced into production. One of these technologies is methods for increasing the productivity of grain and leguminous crops based on the use of the humic biological product “BioEcoHum”.

The aim of the project is to increase seed germination and productivity of grain and leguminous crops.

The innovation of the project lies in obtaining biohumus based on the processing of agricultural waste with the subsequent production of bioorganic fertilizer – “BioEcoGum”, containing humic substances, macro and microelements, growth stimulants and effective microorganisms.

In comparison with existing analogues, the “BioEcoGum” is an effective mechanism for increasing productivity and reproduction of soil fertility due to new innovative more complex resource-saving physical and chemical technologies for the use of new materials, plant growth stimulants, and the association of effective microorganisms. This is an environmentally friendly drug. Bioorganic fertilizers are obtained from vermiculite by enrichment with macroelements (N, P, K, Ca and Mg) and microelements (Mn, Mo, Zn and Se) in a form accessible to plants. It is used by agricultural producers of the Republic of Kazakhstan for seed treatment and spraying of plants.

The developed technologies provide economic, environmental and agrochemical efficiency and increase the yield of agricultural crops by 25-70%.