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Irrigation Water: Horticulture & Agriculture

Articles for growers: Learn how to use nanobubble technology to improve irrigation water quality, reduce pathogens, control biofilm, improve soil and substrates, and much more.

Agriculture, Horticulture, Soil Health, Sustainable Agriculture

7 minute read
| November 07, 2023

Maximizing Crop Yields with Nanobubbles

Irrigation Efficiency Strategies in areas with frequent droughts and high temperatures As the effects of climate change become more apparent, the agri..
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Agriculture, Soil Health

5 minute read
| August 01, 2022

Why soil wettability is important for sustainable agriculture

Good soil wettability promotes good plant health and high-quality crops. Nanobubble technology improves soil wettability without the use of chemicals.
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Featured, Agriculture, Soil Health

7 minute read
| June 20, 2022

How to improve soil structure and function for better crop performance

With the growing impacts of climate change and other pressures such as drought and fertilizer shortages, this is a question that has never been more i..
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Agriculture, Soil Health

6 minute read
| May 12, 2022

How nanobubbles improve water infiltration by reducing surface tension

Of all liquids, water has an extremely high surface tension due to the very strong bonding of water molecules. Surface tension is caused by the strong..
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Root Respiration

Oxygen is key to healthy roots and high yields. Discover the science behind oxygenating irrigation water, including root respiration, water quality and much more.

Crop Specific

From ornamental plants, berries and cucumbers to nut orchards and avocados, Moleaer's nanobubble technology is helping growers reduce inputs, improve efficiency and increase production. Select the crop that most interests you to learn more.

Sustainable Agriculture

More and more growers are looking to sustainable or regenerative agriculture and irrigation methods to improve resource efficiency and reverse the impacts of traditional farming. These blogs share how nanobubble technology supports these practices, helping growers get more from less.

Soil & Substrates

Grow in native soil or potted substrate? Nanobubble technology helps growers improve soil health through chemical-free compaction reduction, so roots have more pore space to grow strong. Nanobubbles also reduce the surface tension of water, improving wettability and infiltration into soils and substrates. More oxygen in the root zone helps increase microbial activity and reduce pathogens. Learn more about the benefits of nanobubbles in soil and substrate crops with these articles.

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Disease & Biofilm Control

Learn how nanobubble technology helps growers in a variety of growing methods reduce pathogens and disease pressure while controlling biofilm that causes emitter clogging.

Agriculture Research

Researchers all over the world are studying the benefits of nanobubble technology on crops. These articles include details on their findings and links to the studies.

All Agriculture Articles

Farmers are using nanobubble technology to improve water quality, increase crop yields, reduce inputs like fertilizers and chemicals, enhance soil health, and increase water use efficiency. Our blogs cover topics like soil health, irrigation water, biofilm and disease reduction and more.

All Horticulture Articles

Horticulture and greenhouse growers are seeing the benefits of oxygen nanobubbles in their crops through reduced inputs and increased production. Access all the horticulture articles to discover how.

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