Applications

Forestry, agriculture, and mine-site reclamation — each with the right product and dose.

Agrobay Forest

Forestry / Billion Trees

Problem

Mongolian forest cover has fallen sharply since 1990, and seedling survival in arid-zone planting routinely sits below 30%. Repeat irrigation logistics are the dominant cost.

Solution

Mixed into the planting hole, hydrogel keeps moisture in contact with the root for 1–3 years — lifting survival to ~95% without repeat irrigation.

10–40 g per young tree80–120 g per mature tree (DBH 12–16 cm)

✓ Seedling survival ~95% — the critical factor for Billion Trees plantings to deliver.

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Agrobay Crop

Agriculture

Problem

Mongolia's wheat yield averages 1.6 t/ha against a 2.5 t/ha target. Annual rainfall is 225 mm and irrigation costs keep rising.

Solution

Banded with seed or applied at row, hydrogel stabilises soil moisture — cutting irrigation by −50% and lifting yields by +20–70%.

Cereals 45–75 kg/havegetables 22–90 kg/hapotato 30–60 kg/ha

✓ Irrigation cost −50%, yields +20–70%. Fertilizer efficiency improves by ~65%.

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Agrobay Forest

Mine-site reclamation

Problem

Reclamation standards tighten every year. On slopes and tailings, holding moisture long enough for cover to establish is the binding constraint.

Solution

Mixed into the substrate or hydroseeded with a tackifier, hydrogel accelerates germination and ground cover while reducing slope erosion.

10–15 g/m² (mixed with substrate or applied via hydroseeding)

✓ Cover establishment 30–50% faster, with measurable reduction in slope erosion.

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