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Read MoreNanoFerti was established on the conviction that all life and human manageability is correlated with the integrity of the earth’s soil. For many years, the practices of Regenerative Farming, Sustainable Agriculture, and Carbon Farming have been the cornerstone of our endeavors. Our company’s commitment has always been aimed towards the improvement and refinement of proven innovations with industry “resilience”. This belief is set in advancing organic strategies to enrich the earth’s harvest, also known as “organism cultivation”. We would like to thank you for your enthusiasm in learning more about sustainable agriculture and soil organisms.
Soil health is fundamental to profitable and sustainable agriculture. Vital organic matter and nutrients are often destroyed, depleted, or otherwise lost from the soil through overuse of fertilizers, erosion, and runoff as a consequence of unsustainable farming practices. Thus, vital organic bio-stimulants and beneficial micro-organisms are usually demolished through the overuse of soil erosion, nutrient runoff, and unsustainable chemical farming practices.
To combat this unsustainable cycle of waste, we harness nature’s technology to bring new solutions to modern agriculture. Our patent-pending microbial formulation, nano solutions and proprietary organic nutrient suspended in organic bio-stimulants that complement each other to promote soil quality, plant health, fertility, and optimal yield, in several ways.
Although beneficial soil microorganisms are essential in aiding plant life, they lack the photosynthetic organization to capture energy from the sun, namely because they survive on residual carbon-containing substances on or in the soil. The combination of our products provides a much-needed pipeline of energy by fulfilling the requisite mineral requirements to sustain these soil microorganisms. Consequently, the stored energy within the carbon bonds ignites various metabolic reactions within our supplemental algae, yeast, bacteria, fungi nematodes, mycorrhizae, and small animals. In turn, they are able to perform many beneficial functions which influence soil fertility and plant health.
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PRODUCT BENEFITS
- Promotes faster germination and emergence
- Expands root biomass and structure
- Builds a more durable plant structure
- Reduces transplant shock with seedlings
- Heightens plant vigor leading to increased resistance to biotic or abiotic stress
- Elevates chlorophyll synthesis
- Promotes better seed germination
- Increases fertilizer retention
- Eliminates the use of non-organic fertilizers
- Improves efficiency of fertilizers, chemicals and amendments
- Chelates soil nutrients
- Improves nutrient uptake, especially phosphorus, sulfur, and nitrogen
- Reduces the need of nitrogen fertilization
- Solubilizes minerals
- Enhances soil structure
- Stimulates soil biological activity
- Acts as a storehouse of N, P, S, and Zn
- Improves water-holding capacity for better drought resistance and reduction in water usage
- Increases organic matter
- Unlocks bound-up nutrients
- Regulates pH in acid or alkaline conditions
- Remediates radiation and other toxins in soils
- Alleviates heavy metal contamination in soils
- Acts as a chelating agent to aid plants in the uptake and usability of essential nutrients for a crop’s healthy and a productive lifecycle
- Encourages a high BRIX level
- Increases the sweetness of fruits
- Improves flower production of flowering plants
- Maintains the freshness of cut flowers for a longer duration of time
How Nanoferti Can Help Tackle Agricultural Issues and Improve Yields
Nanoferti has long been used to improve crop production and protect lands, but its application is now going beyond that. The application is now being used to develop new-age smart nano-fertilizers that include new variations of conventional fertilizers and condensed nano-nutrients.
Due to n ano-scale fertilizers’ eco- and phyto-toxicity aspects, there is a growing consensus that alternatives are necessary to mitigate the adverse effects chemical fertilizer can have. One potential improvement is nano-biofertilizers, which is a combination microbial, organic matter, and nanotechnology to improve sustainable crop productivity and tackle the environmental safety topic.
Why Nanofertilizers?
There are many nutritional management benefits with nanofertilizer because of their potent possibility of increasing nutrient use efficiency. Whether the nutrients are applied with or without something else, they have nano-dimensional absorbents that slowly release nutrients compared with traditional fertilizers. This slow-release helps improve nutrient-use efficiency and lower nutrient leaching into the groundwater. Nanofertilizers can also be used to improve abiotic stress tolerance and used along with microorganisms for even more benefits.
Nanoparticles’ unique properties, including high sorption capacity, amplified surface-to-volume ratio and controlled-release kinetics to directed sites. Thus, giving them possible plant growth enhancement abilities.
These distinguishing features make it, so nano-structured fertilizers become a plant’s smart delivery system of nutrients. Compared to other traditional fertilizers, nano-fertilizers release their nutrients slowly, which improves nutritional management, such as reducing nutrient leaching and amplifying nutrient-use efficiency.
The purpose behind nano-fertilizers is to release the active ingredients when there is environmental stress and biological demands. According to scientists, nano-fertilizers boost agricultural productivity by enhancing:
- Carbohydrate and protein synthesis,
- Nitrogen metabolism,
- Photosynthetic activity,
- Seed germination rate,
- Seedling growth, Nutrients uptake,
- Crop Yield, Soil fertility,
- Chlorophyll and Brix Levels,
- Root mass,
- Flowering and fruit setting,
Reduce:
- Labor
- Irrigation,
- Environmental stress
- Pathogens and harmful pesticides
Soil fertility and better crop quality and productivity are highly-dependent on nutrient fertilization. The agricultural world’s biggest challenge is getting the right amount of nutrients for horticultural crops because of the heavy reliance on chemical fertilizers.
Traditional fertilizers are expensive for producers, and they are dangerous to both the environment and humans. As such, research on more eco-friendly fertilizers, especially those that focus on high nutrient-use efficiency as potential alternatives. Again, Bioferti nanofertilizers provide an array of nutritional benefits because of their powerful nutritional use efficiency ability.
Please join Nanoferti in Building a More Sustainable, Resilient, Equitable, and Nourishing Food System while taking care of the planet.
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