We joined Agrospol Želovce in 2009 with a vision to introduce innovative ecological solutions to agriculture, particularly in the field of contamined soil remediation. In a region impacted by the effects of long-term unsustainable land use, we took an approach that respected natural processes while leveraging the latest advances in bioengineering.

We focused on using Californian earthworms and biologically active humic extracts to decontaminate soils impacted by petroleum substances and other pollutants. We developed a prototype mobile remediation unit and actively collaborated with research institutions to validate the effectiveness of our methods. As a result, the project became one of the first practical examples of successful biodegradation of environmental burdens in Slovak conditions.

During our involvement, we built a professional yet practical framework that integrated research, agricultural practice, and sustainability. In 2016, we concluded our active participation in the project by selling our stake to the co-owners. We left Agrospol Želovce confident that we had helped steer agricultural practice toward greater respect for the soil and the landscape.