In the world of agriculture, innovation is the key to sustainability and productivity. Nano-Yield™ proudly highlights its new brand NanoCote™, a groundbreaking granular coating that has set a new standard in the industry. With its revolutionary formula infused with nanoparticles, its flagship product NanoCote Core is transforming the way we approach coating for granular fertilizers. The Power of NanoCote NanoCote Core isn't just another coating – it's a game-changer. Unlike traditional coatings, NanoCote Core harnesses the power of nanotechnology to provide unmatched benefits for both farmers and blenders. Here's how NanoCote Core is reshaping the landscape of granular fertilizers:

In a groundbreaking move poised to revolutionize Mexican agribusiness, Nano-Yield™ and COMPO EXPERT® Mexico have inked a collaborative agreement. This partnership marks a new era of sustainable and cutting-edge nanotechnology solutions for farmers across the country. Under this agreement, Nano-Yield will supply COMPO EXPERT with a suite of patented nano-based crop nutrition products. These innovative solutions promise to significantly enhance nutrient delivery to both specialty crops and row crops throughout Latin America.  COMPO EXPERT Mexico, a leading international agricultural company renowned for its high-quality specialty fertilizers and biostimulants, operates four fertilizer plants and serves growers in over 100 countries. By integrating Nano-Yield's nanoliquid technology solutions, COMPO EXPERT aims to optimize the efficiency of its liquid and dry products, providing growers with sustainable solutions tailored to their needs.

In a recent interview on Agweek TV, Sevrin Anderson, a fifth-generation farmer from Drayton, North Dakota, shared his experiences and successes with Nano-Yield™, and its liquid brand Aqua-Yield® products. Partnering with ECO, a trusted distributor in the region, Anderson has integrated these innovative solutions into his farming practices for the past four years, yielding impressive results. Anderson begins by discussing the science behind nanoparticles, emphasizing their unique hollow structure. These nanoparticles serve as effective carriers for various agricultural inputs, including micronutrients, macronutrients, and pesticides. Leveraging the mechanism of endocytosis, these nanoparticles facilitate the efficient uptake and utilization of essential components by plants. When asked about his application methods, Anderson highlights the versatility of Aqua-Yield products throughout the farming season. He incorporates them into his pre-program applications in the spring, applies them foliarly during the growing season, and utilizes them post-harvest. Each product serves a specific purpose: NanoCS® enhances starter solutions for sugar beets, NanoPro® improves the efficacy of glyphosate for expedited absorption by the beets, NanoK® boosts sugar content in sugar beets, and NanoPack® enhances soybean production. Regardless of the application method or timing, these products are integral to Anderson's year-round farming regimen. When questioned about his continued use of Aqua-Yield products, Anderson underscores the tangible success and ease of integration into his production practices. Unlike previous alternatives, Nano-Yield solutions have consistently delivered superior outcomes, demonstrating their efficacy and reliability.  The partnership between Anderson, ECO, and Nano-Yield exemplifies a collaborative approach to sustainable agriculture, leveraging cutting-edge technology to optimize crop yields and enhance farm profitability. Through ongoing innovation and collaboration, farmers like Anderson are poised to meet the evolving demands of modern agriculture while ensuring environmental stewardship and long-term viability.

In the dynamic world of agriculture, innovation is key to unlocking the full potential of our crops. One such innovation that is revolutionizing the way we nourish plants is Nano-Yield, with its flagship brand Aqua-Yield leading the charge. With the simple yet powerful slogan, "Get Loaded," Aqua-Yield is on a mission to redefine agricultural practices through the transformative power of nanotechnology.  The Nano Advantage At the heart of the Aqua-Yield brand’s success lies its groundbreaking use of nanoparticles in liquid fertilizers. These tiny particles pack a mighty punch, enhancing the nutrient absorption capabilities of plants and leading to unparalleled growth and yield. By loading these nanoparticles with macro and micronutrients tailored to specific crop needs, Aqua-Yield ensures that plants receive precisely what they need for optimal health and productivity.

As we celebrate Soybean Month, it's crucial to acknowledge the advancements in agricultural technology that continue to drive higher yields and greater sustainability in soybean farming. In recent trials, Nano-Yield has demonstrated remarkable success in improving soybean yields, showcasing their commitment to driving agricultural progress. Let's delve into two standout trials where Nano-Yield's products have proven to be game-changers for soybean growers. NanoCote: Elevating Soybean Yields in St. Charles, MO

Last but not least, Nano-Yield™ is highlighting the ladies in science! We couldn’t be happier with the dedication and knowledge these two have. As a company, we rely on them both for data, regulatory, and everything in between. Please enjoy a little bit about them from their own words. Micki Palmersheim: Regulatory Specialist I have a 6 year old Pitbull mix, named Pickle. I adopted her when I lived in Minnesota when she was 12 weeks old, and she's moved with me to North Dakota, Virginia, and Utah. She likes to wear sweaters, nap, and take up all the space on the bed. I'm involved in a few competitive pool/billiard leagues. Earlier this Month, I traveled to Colorado to compete in regional tournaments for 9-ball, and later this spring I am competing with my team in a world-qualifier competition that could send us to Vegas, NV to compete with teams from all over the world. Outside of pool I enjoy hiking and camping in the Uintahs, drawing, and snowboarding. I received my bachelors degree in Biology from North Dakota State University in Fargo, North Dakota and then completed my master's degree in Entomology from Virginia Tech. For my thesis, I quantified attractiveness of ornamental landscape plants to pollinators. A fun fact about myself is I have original artwork published in scientific literature to support a research article that was written by a coworker back when I was working at the USDA-ARS in Fargo, ND. I became passionate about Ag when first I began researching Alfalfa Leafcutting Bees while in Fargo, ND. I specifically was investigating the impact that insecticide exposure had on bee's behavior and physiology. Through this experience, I gained a unique perspective of the importance of crop inputs as a necessary contribution to crop production and food security, and motivated me to be a part of a team that was committed to innovating solutions that aim to improve sustainability of agriculture chemicals. I look up to all the women that I work with at Nano-Yield. They are all incredible, and every day, I am motivated by their commitment to excellence and their ability to overcome challenges with grace and determination. What sets these women apart is not just their professional achievements, but also their collaborative spirit and supportive nature. They create an environment where everyone feels valued and empowered to succeed. Working alongside them is not only productive but also immensely enjoyable. In essence, I look up to the women at our company because they embody the qualities of hard work, resilience, and camaraderie that I strive to emulate in my own career. They are not just colleagues; they are mentors, role models, and friends.

In a thought-provoking TED Talk, Clark T. Bell, the founder and CEO of Nano-Yield™ delved into the critical role of fertilizer in revolutionizing food production and the imperative need for sustainable agricultural practices. Here are some key takeaways from his compelling speech: Enhancing Food Production through Fertilizer: Bell highlighted how advancements in fertilizer technology have enabled us to produce twice as much food on a single acre compared to four decades ago. However, he also emphasized the over reliance on synthetic fertilizers, with over half of the global population depending on them for food. The Downside of Overuse : Bell underscored the detrimental effects of overusing fertilizers, citing examples such as water pollution in Utah Lake and Lake Erie, and the destruction of marine ecosystems in the Gulf of Mexico due to fertilizer runoff. Addressing the Crisis: With the world's population projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, Bell stressed the need for innovative solutions to utilize the power of fertilizers sustainably.