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Stepkin Technology
organic-mineral product
 The
concentrated ecologically harmless, multifunctional organic-mineral
product Renovator has been produced with the help of fundamentally
new, unique technologies. Initially these specially developed
technologies were designed to fulfil the conditions of the Kyoto
Protocol (1996), and the given product was intended to solve global
ecological problems, and in particular for restoration and biological
recultivation of the soils of proving grounds used for destroying
toxic military waste, and large territories contaminated by industrial
waste in particular. However, later on it was discovered that
Renovator could be used with even greater efficiency for municipal
services and agriculture.
Content of nutritious elements:
| ELEMENTS |
mass fraction in % for dry substance |
| Organic substance |
from 20 to 40% |
| Nitrogen (total) |
from 1,7 to 4,0% |
| Phosphorus (total) |
from 3,5 to 5,5% |
| Potassium (total) |
from 0,7 to 1,1% |
The use of Renovator in recultivation of grounds
ensures:
| Improvement of growth and
development of plants; |
| Improvement of nutritive
status; |
| Increase of the content in
soil of all forms of nitrogen (ammonia nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen,
highly hydrolyzable nitrogen and total nitrogen); |
| Increase of yield and quality
of products; |
| Increase of the content of
macro- and microelements in soil; |
| Improves the microaggregate
composition of soil; |
| Increases the soil resistivity
in the year of placement by 0,6-1,5%, and in the following
year by 1,2-7,8%. |
The productivity of crops increases:
| Cereal crops by 25-40% |
| Leguminous cultures and grainforage
by 25-40% |
| Industrial and oil-yielding
crops by 25-35% |
| Perennial grasses, fodder
by 50-63% |
Under the influence of placement of the product
the quality composition and nutrition value of fodder increases:
| Protein content in the mass
of green grass increases by 22-58% |
| Fat content increases by
2-18%, the content of digestible protein by 14-81%; |
| Carotene content in hay increases
by 24-28%; |
| The accretion of sprouts
and stem mass of fruit and coniferous breeds of trees grows
by 12-16%. |
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