On September 17, young engineers became guests of the Uralchem Innovation Reseacrh and Development Center with a profound technological infrastructure capable of covering a wide range of agrobiotechnology-related tasks.
Uralchem is the leading producer of fertilisers and chemical products in Russia and is among the largest players worldwide. The key area of its activity is the production of nitrogen, potash and complex fertilisers, feed additives, as well as chlorine-free premium fertilisers with micronutrients. Moreover, Uralchem Group offers industrial chemicals for various industries, including chemical, construction, mining, metalworking, oil and gas, and others.
Our engineers saw with their own eyes how science and technology come together to inspire a global shift in agriculture. In particular, they
The InteRussia fellowship programme in agrobiotechnologies is implemented by ANO "Mezhdunarodniki" in collaboration with the Gorchakov Fund and the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, with grant support from the Presidential Grants Fund.
Uralchem is the leading producer of fertilisers and chemical products in Russia and is among the largest players worldwide. The key area of its activity is the production of nitrogen, potash and complex fertilisers, feed additives, as well as chlorine-free premium fertilisers with micronutrients. Moreover, Uralchem Group offers industrial chemicals for various industries, including chemical, construction, mining, metalworking, oil and gas, and others.
Our engineers saw with their own eyes how science and technology come together to inspire a global shift in agriculture. In particular, they
- got acquainted with Uralchem's innovative projects in the Asian and African dimensions;
- discussed the latest agricultural trends;
- visited the laboratories, where they discovered the full cycle of fertilizer production.
The InteRussia fellowship programme in agrobiotechnologies is implemented by ANO "Mezhdunarodniki" in collaboration with the Gorchakov Fund and the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, with grant support from the Presidential Grants Fund.
