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Agriculture
See more related articlesFarmers 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.
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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 agricultural...
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Nanobubble agtech research: recent findings in agriculture
Research by third-party institutions shows the positive effects of oxygen nanobubble-enriched irrigation water.
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How Nanobubble Technology Helps Growers with Sustainable Agriculture
Irrigation is an ancient practice with roots in the Near East dating back to at least the 6th millennium B.C. And while irrigation significantly improves crop...
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Why are Regenerative Agriculture Practices Important for the Future of Farming?
What is Regenerative Agriculture? Regenerative agriculture is a holistic approach to farming and ranching that aims to restore and enhance the health of soil,...
Horticulture
See more related articlesGreenhouse vegetable, leafy green, fruit and ornamental growers are seeking sustainable and chemical-free ways to improve their crop yields. Nanobubble technology helps growers improve irrigation water quality in tanks and reservoirs to support healthy crops and improve yields. Learn how you can reduce biofilm and disease pressure while improve crop health with nanobubble technology by reading our blogs.
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Horticulture Integrated Pest Management with Nanobubble Technology
How improving water quality with nanobubbles helps growers achieve healthier, more profitable crops
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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 agricultural...
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Benefits of Nanobubble Technology for Ornamental and Nursery Growers
THE 4 MAJOR BENEFITS OF NANOBUBBLE TECHNOLOGY FOR ORNAMENTAL AND NURSERY GROWERS Although greenhouse crop production provides a controlled environment for...
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Root Respiration: Oxygenating Irrigation Water for Productive Crops
ROOT RESPIRATION: How to Oxygenate Irrigation Water for Healthier, More Productive Crops Too much irrigation water, especially in soils with poor drainage can...
Nanobubbles, Water & Water Treatment
See more related articlesWant to dive deeper into the science of nanobubbles? These blogs cover a variety of topics in nanobubble technology, sharing peer-reviewed research and tools for measuring nanobubbles.
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How to Measure, View and Study Nano-Sized Bubbles
What are Nanobubbles? Most scientists categorize nanobubbles as bubbles that are around 100 nanometers in diameter, and Moleaer considers bubbles less than 200...
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One Water: Why One Water is Key for Successful Climate Action
What is One Water? Why is the water cycle important to life on earth Water is foundational to life on Earth. Salt water, fresh water, rainwater, and even ...
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Nanobubbles & Nanoparticles: Moleaer & Malvern Panalytical Webinar Q&A
Moleaer and Malvern Panalytical cohosted three webinars on the science behind nanobubbles and how they are studied, measured and viewed. We’ve compiled all the...
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Advanced Water Treatment: Lowering the carbon footprint of water recycling
The heavy use of Quaternary Ammonium Compounds (QACs) and other surfactants cause operational issues in Water Reclamation and Recovery Facilities (WRRFs)...
Lakes & Ponds
See more related articlesNanobubble technology is a restorative tool for lake managers and owners to improve water quality and target the root cause of common problems like muck, algae, excessive nutrients and more. Moleaer’s technology can also scale to large water remediation projects to help reduce algae, improve water quality and eliminate H2S formation. Read our latest blogs to learn more.
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What is Muck and How to remove it Sustainably for Lakes and Ponds?
Muck is a type of organic sediment that can accumulate in lakes and ponds, often consisting of decomposing plant material, algae, and other organic matter. It...
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What is Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) for Lakes?
Oxidation-reduction potential (ORP), commonly called Redox, is a measure of the tendency of a solution to either gain or lose electrons. Simply, it’s the...
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Why Dissolved Oxygen at the Sediment Layer is Key to Healthy Lakes
How to Efficiently Get Dissolved Oxygen (DO) to the Sediment with Nanobubble Technology The sediment layer in a lake is the layer of organic and inorganic...
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Why do Algae Blooms get Worse in Summer?
Have you ever wondered why algae blooms often get worse during the summer months? You’ve probably seen at least one article about toxic or harmful algal blooms...
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