The Institute of Chemistry of New Materials offers a phytohormone supplement to mineral fertilizers based on brassinosteroids and technology for its production. The use of brassinosteroids as an additive to mineral fertilizers is effective. The institute is looking for consumers interested in purchasing a supplement under a manufacturing agreement and industrial partners interested in acquiring technology under a licensing agreement or a commercial agreement with technical assistance.

Brassinosteroids (BS) – natural regulators of growth and development of plants. The treatment of plants with BS allows to increase the productivity of agricultural plants and to improve their quality, increase the stability of the plants towards adverse environmental factors (limiting temperatures, the salinity of soils, drought, pollution with pesticides).

The Institute offers:
- for consumers - phytohormone supplement to mineral fertilizers based on brassinosteroids within the framework of a manufacturing agreement;
- for industrial partners - technology for the production of a phytohormone supplement to mineral fertilizers based on brassinosteroids under a license agreement or a commercial agreement with technical assistance.

Treatment of plants with brassinosteroids is performed in very small doses – 20-50 mg per hectare what is much less then doses for ordinary stimulators of plant growth. Being plant metabolites, brassinosteroids are ecologically safe. The use of brassinosteroids as an additive to a mineral fertilizer is the most effective.

Сomposition of combined fertilizer: 300 kg mineral fertilizer (ratio NPK 9:25:25) and 50 mg brassinosteroids / per hectare.

The Institute conducts research in broad international scientific cooperation with research centers in Russia, Azerbaijan, China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, the USA, Poland, Germany, Italy, Israel, the Republic of Korea, regularly holds International conferences on the problems of obtaining high-tech low-tonnage chemical products for various functional purposes, as well as alternative sources of raw materials and fuels.

Consumers interested in the manufacture of a phytohormone supplement to mineral fertilizers based on brassinosteroids on the institute's equipment within the framework of a manufacturing agreement.

Industrial partners interested in acquiring technology for the production of a phytohormone supplement for mineral fertilizers based on brassinosteroids under a license agreement or a commercial agreement with technical assistance.