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.
We are extremely proud to share the outstanding results of the 2026 MNG field trial programme in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, conducted by one of our distribution partners under real commercial farming conditions.
The programme evaluated MNG foliar nutrition across eight crops, integrated into the growers' existing production systems, with one precisely timed foliar application per crop at key development stages.
The results are highly encouraging: every harvested trial recorded a positive yield response compared with the untreated control, with a strong median gain across the completed yield trials.
Because the programme was carried out under practical farm conditions — not only as a laboratory or greenhouse demonstration — the results provide a strong commercial and agronomic reference for discussions with growers.
One of the strongest results came from alfalfa, where independent laboratory analysis confirmed a clear improvement in the nutritional quality of the harvested forage, not just its yield.
Why this matters
This is exactly the type of result that gives our distributors a strong position in the market. MNG is not only demonstrating a positive yield response — in alfalfa, it also delivered a measurable improvement in forage quality and nutritional value. The grower is not simply harvesting more; the grower is harvesting more value from the same hectare.
One precise application. Measurable field response. Independent laboratory confirmation. Higher crop value.
MNG is not about applying more. It is about making every hectare perform better.
The full executive field trial report — covering all ten trial variants, methodology, yield and quality results by crop, the laboratory alfalfa analysis, and economic analysis — is available on request via our Science & Trials page.
MNG — Engineering High-Efficiency Agriculture. Nature · Science · Innovation.