ABOUT OUR COMPANY

PIKSA has attracted collaboration of many specialists from leading agricultural research institutions, including scientists from the State Research Institute for Protein Matter Synthesis; the Pryanishnikov All-Russian Fertilizer and Agronomic Soil Science Research Institute (VIUA); the All-Russia Research Institute for the Study of Fodder Production and Animal Husbandry Problems (VNIIKOMZH); the Central Research Institute for Agriculture and Agrochemical Services (TSINAO); the Tymyryazev Agricultural Academy, and others.

The testing of PIKSA Supercompost and other bioorganic fertilizers has been conducted at the Pryanishnikov VIUN since 1994. PIKSA runs full-cycle testing that includes laboratory tests, testing on micro land plots, and field and industrial-scale tests. Tests may be run in the Russian geographical system. Our company accepts orders to develop and test new types of biological fertilizers.
 

PIKSA Supercompost is produced at the company’s experimental production plant in the Tomilino Township outside Moscow. In Russia, this is the first successful use of an automated line for accelerated composting purposes that allows for the full monitoring of all stages of production. The applied technology ensures that all pathogenic microorganisms and weed seeds are completely eliminated.
 

Products of PIKSA’s experimental production plant have already gained recognition in the retail market in Moscow, the Moscow Region and other Russian regions. PIKSA Supercompost is used in agriculture and landscaping, for planting and treating lawns and trees, and to restore depleted soils and purify soils contaminated by oil products and heavy metals.
In order to enlarge its market, PIKSA is widening its dealer network.

The problem of permanently accumulating wastes is solved by utilizing radically new technologies. PIKSA designs technologies that allow the cleaning of large areas of fertile soil that are currently occupied by landfills and waste disposal facilities, preventing further contamination of the environment.

Sale of Technologies and Equipment used in the Production of Bioorganic Fertilizers and Microbe Preparations
In 1998, the basic technology for producing fertilizers of the “Supercompost” family was protected by patents issued in both Russia and internationally through applications through PCT. Patents are pending in the USA, European Community countries and Israel. PIKSA provides equipment to bioorganic fertilizer and microbe preparation production plants, performs installation operations, arranges training for personnel and supervises of the entire process.