The problem of world civilization and its solution

UN on the problem of human welfare: permanent degradation of ecological systems; soil degradation caused by the loss of organic carbon directly linked to climate change. 2 billion hectares of fertile land were withdrawn from circulation. The degradation process captures more and more space. The annual loss of the fertile soil layer is 24 billion tons of fertile soil layer, which in monetary terms is $ 40 billion. USA; deterioration of the food security of the world community.

The only way to ensure a safer future for the planet is to tackle the environment and economic development with a holistic and coherent approach. Such is the new modern doctrine of human development (http://www.fao.org).

The state of ecological systems in the world is most influenced by the intensification of agricultural production, especially animal husbandry. Industrial livestock waste, which is growing year by year, is a source of environmental pollution and pollution, which poses a real environmental threat, instead of working for soil fertility and high yields. Thus, the main tasks that the management and scientists of the Project faced are:

• to develop a neo-environmental program of the 21st century;
• to create in the near future innovative environmentally friendly high-tech production for the recycling of animal waste and the production of environmentally friendly organic fertilizers, using as a permanent renewable resource – manure of animal origin;
• provide farmers with the necessary high-quality organic fertilizer, which exceeds mineral fertilizers in terms of quality and functionality;

Through joint efforts, a positive result was achieved and Parostok © Innovative Bionanotechnology developed. The Parostok © bionanotechnology:

• provides for the complete disposal of the above-mentioned wastes and on its basis production of organic fertilizer of various preparative forms, substrates under the trademark Parostok®, a product with high agrochemical properties and indicators;
• meets the requirements of the 1992 Helsinki Convention and the objectives of the EU circular economy;
• integrates ecology, agriculture and crop production, food biotechnology, waste management, climate protection and the environment;
• is a socially responsible, eco-friendly, investment-attractive business.

Parostok © ‘s innovative biotechnology, used in the Parostok® organic fertilizer production cycle of various formulations, allows it to be technically and technologically and mobile flexible to change and diversify all production cycles without any additional difficulties and costs depending on the market. Product and Technology Advantages (hereinafter referred to as Bioproduct):

• stabilization of stocks of organic matter (organic carbon) and soil microorganisms in soils;
• restoration of potential and effective soil fertility;
• improving the efficiency of agriculture;
• effective management of plant yields through optimization of soil nutrient indices, increase of plant immunity to stress factors and biological regulation of pathogenic organisms in agrophytocenoses;
• obtaining consistently high yields of agricultural products of high biological quality;
• obtaining environmentally friendly and safe agricultural products in accordance with the rules of the EU and WTO technical regulations;
• reduction of anthropogenic load on the environment;
• the use of bioproducts in growing crops will reduce the emission of biogenic elements (carbon and nitrogen) into the atmosphere and stabilize biogeochemical cycles globally;
• is the basis of reproduction of soil fertility and management of nutrition and protection of plants from harmful organisms);
• remediation of physically and chemically degraded soils;
• application of bioproducts will allow to preserve and restore the biodiversity of agro-landscapes as a basis for sustainable development of agroecosystems;
• application of bioproducts in the integrated technologies of cultivation of intensive crops (soybean, sunflower, corn, sugar beets, rapeseed) will allow to avoid phytotoxic influence of herbicides and to abandon GM technologies.