2019
The current marketing year for LNZ Group was marked by landmark events, including the market launch of a new line of UNIVERSEED silage corn hybrids and the launch of the LNZ Web online store. In addition, the company worked on the DEFENDA crop protection product line. The LNZ ENERGO project opened up new prospects for the distribution of gas and fertilizers.
This was reported by Yuliia Kamenieva, Marketing Director of LNZ Group.
«There were many achievements this season, and among them the work in the field at LNZ hub stands out — a technology platform where we demonstrated our achievements over the year, exchanged experience with farmers and received up-to-date feedback», said Yuliia Kamenieva.
This season LNZ hub was visited by more than 300 guests from 160 enterprises. It featured 11 plots of corn protection systems, 18 plots of sunflower protection systems based on DEFENDA, and lines of grain and silage corn hybrids; for the first time, a sowing technology with 50 cm row spacing and application of liquid complex fertilizers at sowing was used in a corn field.
Yuliia Kamenieva also added that during the summer and autumn of 2019 the company held 7 Mini hubs, attended by more than 300 participants across Ukraine. As part of the events, farmers were shown the results of growing corn and sunflower using DEFENDA protection systems, the features and advantages of UNIVERSEED grain and silage corn hybrids, and were told about opportunities to improve production technology.
«Everything we have achieved this year was made possible by our joint work. We will be waiting for you next year, as we have prepared even more new projects for new achievements», commented Yuliia Kamenieva.
The company presented its new products and innovations at large-scale partner events throughout Ukraine, including the «AGRO-2019» exhibition, the «All-Ukrainian Field and Garden Day», the «Nove Zerniatko» agricultural innovation forum, UCAB Field Days, the international exhibition AGROEXPO-2019 and the «National Farm Day».
As a reminder, LNZ Group does not intend to buy land if the land market opens in Ukraine, but the company will seek to preserve the integrity of its land plots.
Source: Latifundist.com
