Дорогі друзі!
Аграрний холдинг A.G.R. Group вітає всіх з Новим Роком та Різдвом Христовим. Минулий рік був насиченим на події: ми розширювались, розробляли та втілювали нові технології, працювали над структурою холдингу, будували плани на майбутнє та досягали нових вершин. Все це відбулося завдяки нашій команді професіоналів та нашим партнерам.
The agricultural holding A.G.R. Group approved the new management structure of the company and appointed the management of the company.
Misak Khidiryan, Armenian entrepreneur and financier, founder and sole shareholder of A.G.R., became the President and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Holding. From 2012-2013, Khidiryan invests in the agricultural sector of Ukraine. He is also the co-founder of the Hidrian Oganes Misakovich Charitable Foundation.
On December 17 – 20, representatives of the A.G.R. Group – Head of the Technology Implementation and Monitoring Department, Sergiy Khablak and Chief Agronomist Alexander Arakelyan, participated in the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Exact Soil Science and Zoning Management of Fields". The company’s experts attended the conference within the framework of work on the implementation of a long-term fertilizer strategy which considers unstable weather conditions.
Representatives of A.G.R. Group met and exchanged experience with one of Europe's renowned agronomy and agriculture experts, Agrar Consulting Tatzber's head Johann Tatzber.
From A.G.R. Group the meeting was attended by the operations director of the holding David Ananyan, the chief agronomist Alexander Arakelyan, the head of the technology implementation and monitoring department Sergey Hablak, as well as the agronomists and engineers of the holding.
In the time of the constant and strong impact of the agricultural machinery on the soil and climate change the challenging issue is improving yields and protection of the soil from negative impact of the environment.
“With the development of agriculture, technology is becoming more powerful and, accordingly, harder. A large load on the soil compacts it, reduces aeration and water absorption, which impedes the development of plants and leads to a decrease in yield by more than 15%, ”said A.G.R. Group chief agronomist Alexander Arakelyan.
