3 Ways Nanobubble Technology Improves Irrigation Water with Warren Russell from Moleaer Inc.

Nanobubbles enhance irrigation water so farmers can grow more with less. Sustainable, chemical-free nanobubble technology is helping farmers worldwide improve crop yields by increasing irrigation efficiency, infiltration, and salt management.
From improving soil and plant health to removing and preventing biofilm, nanobubble technology can be applied to irrigation reservoirs or inline to improve water quality and reduce input costs.
During this webinar you will learn:
How nanobubble technology improves the quality of water
Why root development is enhanced with nanobubbles
How nanobubbles help suppress diseases
Why yields increase using nanobubble technology
00:00 Introduction
06:38 Value of oxygen nanobubble in irrigation
08:36 Moleaer Timeline
09:50 What are Nanobubbles?
10:24 Fundamentals of Nanobubbles
12:14 Independent Validation
13:14 Benefits of Nanobubbles in Irrigation & Soil Health
15:41 Benefits of Nanobubbles in Agriculture
18:38 Nanobubbles Improve The Way Water Interacts
19:52 Infiltration & Ionic Mobility
23:52 Nanobubble & Plant Growth
26:00 Nanobubbles control Biofim and Prevent Diseases
28:59 Available Nanobubble Generators
30:10 Treating Irrigation Water
31:07 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Almonds
32:18 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Avocados
33:36 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Cannabis
38:46 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Greenhouse Peppers & Cherry Tomatoes
39:45 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Blueberries
39:45 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Organic Pepper
41:58 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Double Haploid Corn
43:00 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Cherries
44:07 Nanobubble Applications For Growing Mandarins
47:15 Irrigation Reservoirs: Improved Clarity
48:44 Irrigation Reservoirs: Algae Control
49:32 Conclusion

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