THE FUTURE IS NANO

WELCOME TO

NANO-YIELD™

WELCOME TO NANO-YIELD™

We deliver on the promise of nanotechnology for all types of growers worldwide

As a leading innovator in the field, Nano-Yield™ leverages nanotechnology to improve crop input efficiency. With a commitment to precision, quality, and sustainable advancements, Nano-Yield strives to bring their patented nanoparticle technology to growers worldwide.

Nano-Yield offers a variety of product lines for everyone including manufacturers, agriculture dealers, and superintendents to provide their customers with best-in-class nanoliquid™ technology.

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WHO WE ARE

Founded by growers, for growers.

Founded in 2014, the Nano-Yield™ company is a pioneering force in the world of nanotechnology, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what's possible at the nanoscale. As a leading innovator in the field, Nano-Yield leverages cutting-edge research and groundbreaking nano solutions to create a profound impact in the agriculture and turf industries. With a commitment to precision, quality, and sustainable advancements, Nano-Yield strives to bring their patented nanotechnology to growers worldwide. 

Our Award Winning, Patented Technology

Nanoliquid™ technology is a cutting edge technology that delivers nutrients or crop protection more efficiently into the plant either through root or foliar uptake. Nano-Yield® has engineered different nanoparticles to optimize both chemistry and nutrition to maximize delivery to the plant.

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OUR ROOTS

Nano-Yield™:
A Success Story Three Generations in the Making

T.H. Bell planted the seeds for Nano-Yield in 1979 when he bought 40 acres of sagebrush in Utah County so his sons could turn it into a sod farm and earn money for college and church missions. T.H. and his wife, Betty, wanted their sons to learn how to work together.

Warren, in particular, enjoyed the process of growing a quality crop. He gradually built the family farm into a successful business while his parents lived in Washington D.C., where T.H. served as Ronald Reagan’s Secretary of Education. Despite double-digit inflation and interest rates, Warren studied agriculture, improved the farm’s infrastructure and expanded its operations.

Warren and Clark Bell, CoFounders