Making farming more sustainable with ultra-fine bubble technology
Ultra-fine bubbles, also called UFBs or nanobubbles, are very small, very stable long-lasting bubbles. With the ability to carry gases and different substances on their surface, their stability and longevity means that they have great potential for use in agriculture.
Revolutionizing irrigation, fertilizing, spraying and disease prevention, amongst a wealth of other applications, it’s projected that ultra-fine bubbles can radically improve food security and environmentally friendly farming techniques.
Unseen by the naked eye, ultra-fine bubbles are one hundred times smaller than the width of a human hair and about the size of a virus. Even when present in large numbers in water-based liquids, they do not rise to the surface and burst but remain stable and buoyant for long periods of time – typically days or even weeks.
Revolutionizing irrigation, fertilizing, spraying and disease prevention, amongst a wealth of other applications, it’s projected that ultra-fine bubbles can radically improve food security and environmentally friendly farming techniques.
