BSU will present 15 developments at the XX International Exhibition "Agro, Food, Drink, Tech EXPO"

BSU will present 15 developments at the XX International Exhibition of Agriculture, Food Industry, Food Production and Technology, Packaging "Agro, Food, Drink, Tech EXPO". The event will be held November 18-20 in Tbilisi (Georgia).
The BSU exposition will include nutritional supplements, pharmaceuticals, organomineral fertilizer, and technological equipment. Among them are edible films and coatings, food phyto-salts with a low content of sodium chloride, spicy-aromatic mixtures "Seasons". The collection of veterinary drugs will be an innovative series of biological products for the treatment and prevention of diseases of farm animals.
One of the exhibits will be the biological product "Korneplus". It is a stimulator of the root system of plants, increases their productivity and fruit quality. Fertilizer is suitable for application at the enterprises of agro-industrial complex and personal household plots. Compared with foreign analogues, the Belarusian product has high efficiency and low cost.
In addition, visitors to the exhibition will be introduced to the technology of phenomic analysis of woody plants. The innovative method makes it possible to register physiological changes in plants, assess the viability of seedlings and produce their high-quality and prompt selection. This approach is effective in breeding varieties with valuable agricultural or decorative traits. Thanks to this technology, about 30,000 seedlings have been grown at the Shchemyslica enterprise of BSU. The innovation is also economically more profitable than existing foreign proposals.

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"Agro, Food, Drink, Tech EXPO" is one of the key events in the field of agriculture and food in the Transcaucasus. The main sections of the exhibition: food and agricultural industry, veterinary medicine, technology.
The event is organized by Expo Georgia with the support of the Ministries of Economy and Sustainable Development, Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia.