MNG Insights

The future of agriculture is not about using more. It is about achieving more with less.

MNG Co-Founder Viktor Sukau joined leaders in Abu Dhabi at the Forbes Middle East Sustainability Leaders Summit 2026, contributing to the discussion on water, food and nature as economic assets.

Rice cultivated in a desert environment with MNG natural fertilizers reached flowering and panicle formation on schedule — with irrigation water use down around 67% compared with traditional farming, and without permanent flooding.

Manaseer Group hosted diplomats, international organizations, researchers and farmers at its Qatraneh complex to present a rice farming experiment in a desert environment using MNG natural fertilizers — proving crops can grow with limited water and saline soil.

MNG expands into Brazil with partner Haver & Boecker Latinoamericana, bringing the High-Efficiency Farming System to one of the world's most important agricultural markets through science, field validation, and close cooperation with farmers.

Across eight crops and ten trial variants in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, every harvested MNG foliar trial recorded a positive yield response — 7 out of 7, with a median gain of +24.3%. One of the strongest results: alfalfa forage quality, confirmed by independent laboratory analysis.

On the Zakharovo field in Bryansk Region, Russia, the MNG three-pass foliar system delivered +54.6% clean beet yield and +55.0% sugar yield per hectare — confirmed by the sugar factory's own acceptance data.

A follow-up to the Jordan pilot: an Egyptian rice variety reached panicle development without permanent standing water, under one integrated MNG Soil · Water · Plant programme with substantially reduced irrigation.

A follow-up to the August 2026 Jordan pilot: corn developing under one integrated MNG programme — soil, water and foliar nutrition managed as a single system, with 40% lower irrigation water use.