Draft:Viktor Sukau (entrepreneur)

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Viktor Sukau (born November 18, 1973, Germany) is a Swiss-based agricultural entrepreneur associated with mineral-based soil treatments and sustainable farming practices. Sukau is the founder of several companies in the field of agritech and soil treatment, including Natural Green GmbH and Manaseer Natural Green, a joint venture established in 2020 between Natural Green GmbH and Manaseer Group, a Jordan-based company with operations in industrial minerals and other sectors.

Since 2007, Sukau has been involved in developing alternatives to conventional chemical fertilizers, particularly micronized minerals and soil hydration technologies. Through his ventures, he has been involved in the development of mineral-based soil treatments focusing on nutrient efficiency, long-term soil health and sustainability.

Business Activities

Sukau has founded multiple companies focused on sustainable agriculture and soil improvement:

• Natural Green GmbH (Germany) – Specialized in environmentally friendly agricultural solutions.

• Manaseer Natural Green (Jordan–Switzerland joint venture) – Established in 2020 as a collaboration between Natural Green GmbH and Manaseer Group to develop agricultural solutions. Within the joint venture, Natural Green oversees research, in-field trials, market expansion, and agronomic support, while Manaseer Group operates the production facility in Jordan, ensuring a stable supply of minerals for MNG’s formulations. This collaboration integrates mineral-based soil enhancers with agritech applications, aiming to provide alternatives to conventional fertilizers.

Agricultural Development

Technologies related to sustainable agriculture have been developed as part of Manaseer Natural Green’s work, including:

JAM Technology (Jet-Stream Activation and Micronization) JAM Technology is a mechanical process that micronizes natural minerals to increase their bioavailability for plant absorption. The technique involves high-speed jet-stream activation, which reduces particle size and increases surface area, affecting its interaction with soil and plant roots.

The process modifies the crystalline structure of minerals, making them asymmetrical and increasing their reactive surface. This affects nutrient availability by influencing the release of ions when in contact with water, cytoplasm, or natural acids.

The technology operates at moderate temperatures between 20 and 35°C, preserving the original mineral properties. Additionally, the increase in Zeta potential of micronized particles influences nutrient distribution within the plant, potentially affecting absorption rates.

During the final blending stage, amino and fulvic acids are incorporated, acting as natural carriers that improve nutrient transport into plant cells by leveraging their charge properties.

Application Methods

JAM Technology is applied through three primary methods:

• Foliar application – nutrients are absorbed through plant leaves.
• Soil application – nutrients are incorporated into the soil for sustained availability.
• Seed coating – treatment for seeds to enhance germination and early plant development.

JAM has been highlighted in industry discussions as a potential approach to mineral-based fertilization, aiming to improve soil health and crop productivity. Field trials have been conducted to evaluate its impact on crop resilience and productivity across different agricultural conditions.

Aquasave Soil Hydration Technology

Aquasave is a soil conditioner developed by Manaseer Natural Green to improve water retention and soil fertility in agricultural applications. The technology involves the use of micronized minerals to enhance soil moisture retention, reducing drought stress and irrigation demands.

The formulation consists of micronized minerals, including calcium, silicon, magnesium, iron, humic acid, potassium, sulfur, and phosphorus, which work together to increase soil moisture absorption and support healthy root development. Tested across various soil conditions, the product has been shown to absorb up to 65 times its dry weight in water, allowing it to act as an internal moisture reservoir within the soil.

Aquasave is applied using a soil application method, where its microgranules integrate with the soil structure, preventing water loss and ensuring gradual moisture release over time. The product has been described as enhancing soil structure and plant resilience, contributing to better root development and nutrient uptake.

The technology is built on JAM Technology’s microactivation process, which helps optimize nutrient distribution and soil interaction. By leveraging the natural charge of minerals, Aquasave improves water absorption efficiency, ensuring moisture is retained for extended periods while gradually nourishing the plant roots with essential elements.

According to company sources, Aquasave was developed with support from the INUS Innovation Network (Germany) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy under the "go-innovativ" program.

Sustainable Agriculture Initiatives

Sukau has advocated for reducing dependence on synthetic fertilizers, citing concerns about their long-term impact on soil health and water quality. He has emphasized the role of mineral-based solutions in improving soil structure and nutrient availability while reducing environmental degradation.

In collaboration with Manaseer Natural Green, Sukau has contributed to the development of technologies aimed at improving soil resilience. Among them, in MNG's product formulations, the core ingredients consist of micronized minerals such as calcium, magnesium, silicon, iron, and sulfur, complemented by organic components fulvic acid and humic acid, and further enriched with additional trace elements including manganese, zinc, boron, selenium, copper, molybdenum, chloride, and sodium, with small amounts of phosphorus and potassium also incorporated as needed. This balanced blend enhances soil moisture absorption, supports efficient nutrient uptake, and promotes overall plant resilience across forestry, landscaping, and agricultural applications.

Field trials involving Manaseer Natural Green’s products have been conducted in over 25 countries, assessing their effectiveness across various soil conditions and climate zones. These trials have demonstrated measurable improvements in crop yields, with reported increases in sugar beet, potatoes, grapes, and apples.

Manaseer Natural Green’s formulations have been tested in different agricultural markets, with field trials conducted in multiple regions to evaluate their performance in various conditions.

Public Recognition

Sukau has been featured in industry publications discussing the role of mineral-based fertilizers in sustainable agriculture. Farmer’s Weekly highlighted his views on reducing dependency on synthetic fertilizers, noting his emphasis on long-term soil health over short-term cost benefits.

In AgriBusiness Global, the joint venture between Natural Green and Manaseer Group was described as an effort to develop and expand alternatives to conventional fertilizers in multiple agricultural markets.

Products associated with Manaseer Natural Green have been tested through field trials in various agricultural regions, assessing their impact on crop yields and soil conditions.

Company’s Expansion Into India

As part of its international growth strategy, Manaseer Natural Green (MNG) has expanded its presence in India through a strategic collaboration with the Gujarat State Co-operative Marketing Federation Ltd (Gujcomasol). The partnership supports India’s nationwide shift toward natural and regenerative farming practices, with a focus on reducing chemical input dependency and improving long-term soil health.

In April 2025, Gujcomasol co-organised a large-scale farmer seminar in Gandhinagar in partnership with MNG. During the event, Gujcomasol chairman Dilip Sanghani publicly highlighted the successful field results of MNG’s mineral-based products and announced plans for demonstrations and exhibitions across Gujarat’s districts and talukas. These activities are being conducted in coordination with all four of Gujarat’s agricultural universities and relevant government institutions.

To facilitate adoption, Gujcomasol created a dedicated Diversification and Value Addition Department, which distributes natural soil enhancers and biopesticides throughout the state. Through this department, MNG’s products are being introduced as part of an integrated campaign to promote natural farming methods and establish a trusted local distribution system.

Vice chairman Bipin Patel also emphasized the ecological urgency of transitioning away from synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, noting their long-term negative impact on soil quality, environmental health, and biodiversity. The collaboration with MNG aligns with Gujcomasol’s broader goal of enabling scalable, sustainable solutions for Indian farmers.

Research and Expansion

Manaseer Natural Green continues to invest in research and development, focusing on expanding its product line and distribution network, particularly in regions with high demand for soil-enhancing solutions. The company has stated plans to increase its presence in international markets by exploring partnerships with agribusinesses and broadening its supply channels.

MNG continues its growth by entering new markets, launching advanced formulations, and strengthening strategic partnerships. With international registrations secured and key products now OMRI-listed, the company reaffirms its commitment to sustainable agriculture, delivering high-quality solutions to a global audience.