Comprehensive soil restoration program

15 years of caring for the land of Azerbaijan — step by step, field by field

We are launching a long-term GREENODIN program for farmers in Azerbaijan for 2026–2040. The goal is simple: to bring back life to the saline and depleted soils of the Kura-Araz lowland and other regions — and to make farms ready for a new, more caring agricultural economy.We are launching a long-term GREENODIN program for farmers in Azerbaijan for 2026–2040. The goal is simple: to bring back life to the saline and depleted soils of the Kura-Araz lowland and other regions — and to make farms ready for a new, more caring agricultural economy.%MCEPASTEBIN%

2027 → 2030

Phase I — Stabilization

field diagnostics and first results in the most difficult areas

2030 → 2035

Phase II — Scaling

GREENODIN line for every crop, training of agronomists

2035 → 2041

Phase III — Sustainable system

organic status, participation in carbon programs

Why this particular horizon?

Soil needs time — and we are ready to give it.

Recovery after years of salinization and erosion does not happen in one season. We build the program so that the result is not a one-time thing, but a sustainable one.

11,2%

The country's agricultural lands suffer from salinization to varying degrees - this is what we are focusing on in the first years of the program.

2,098.8 thousand hectares

agricultural lands of the Kura-Araz lowland - the main testing ground of the program in the first stage

Seasons 1–2

required for the first noticeable changes in the area - and several years for the stable accumulation of humus

Three phases of the program — 2027 to 2041

Each phase builds on the results of the previous one, rather than starting from scratch.

Phase I

2027 — 2030

Stabilization

We stop losses where they are most noticeable and collect the first data for scaling.

Diagnostics

Field mapping

Soil analysis of pilot farms in the Kura-Araz lowland - salinity level, structure, element deficiency.

Partnership

Synchronization with irrigation

We are coordinating our work with irrigation canal restoration projects that are ongoing in the region with the support of the World Bank.

Reclamation

GREENODIN MELIOR in the first areas

Launching a program to restore the fields most affected by salinity — with measured control areas.

Pilots

One pilot per culture

Wheat, cotton and vineyards are receiving the first test farms to select dosages and application schedules.

Phase II

2030 — 2035

Scaling

We are transferring the results of the pilots to dozens of farms and building a support network on the ground.

Ruler

Full range for crops

GREENODIN for cereals, industrial crops, vineyards and orchards is available in all key agricultural regions.

Cooperation

Working with farmer associations

We are relying on pilot programs for land consolidation and digitalization of registers to reach more small farms.

People

Network of agronomist consultants

We train local specialists so that support is close to every farm, not just in the central office.

Preparation

Transition to organic status

Farms that have been operating without chemicals for several seasons are preparing documentation for organic certification.

Phase III

2035 — 2041

Sustainable system

Regenerative agriculture is becoming the norm, not the exception — and opening up new sources of income.

Climate

Participation in carbon programs

Farms with proven soil organic carbon accumulation are ready to join the carbon markets already developing in the country.

Monitoring

Long-term soil control

Regular analysis of the structure and humus content confirms the stability of the result over many years.

Export

Premium organic brand

The products of participating farms enter markets where certified organic origin is valued.

Heritage

Earth ready for the next generation

The goal of the final phase is farms that pass on land to their children in better condition than they received it themselves.

What we want to see at each stage

The selection of priority regions is based on severe water scarcity, land degradation, and agricultural potential.

Phase	Coverage	Effect on the harvest	Effect for water
I · 2027–2030	Pilot farms in 2–3 regions	First measurable results in the experimental plots	Up to 30% savings in pilot fields
II · 2030–2035	Dozens of farms, several crops	Up to +65% with systemic use	Up to 50% irrigation water savings
III · 2035–2041	Regional network of partner farms	Stable yields even in dry years	Reduced load on the region's irrigation system

GREENODIN performance indicators (+65% yield, 30–50% water savings) - according to the manufacturer's data on existing crops. Regional soil data - according to open IPBES reports, FAO GIEWS and scientific publications on Azerbaijani soils.

What does the farm receive?

We are there for you every step of the way.

The program is not only about fertilizers, but also about support.

Soil analysis

Free initial assessment of the field condition before selecting the GREENODIN line.

Agronomist support

Personal contact with a specialist for the entire season - from application to harvest.

Team training

Practical seminars for farm agronomists — so that decisions are made on the spot.

Long-term partnership

One contact for all 15 years of the program — without restarting the relationship every year.

Data on soils of Azerbaijan – from open reports IPBES, FAO GIEWS, AZERTAC and scientific publications. The goals and phases of the program – AVELife Institute’s own initiative, not a state program of Azerbaijan.