Jenny Phillips, Director of Marketing • October 29, 2024

Derek Dibbern of Knox Ag Aviation is a newer dealer for Nano-Yield based out of York, NE, mostly selling NanoPro and NanoN+ nanoliquid® fertilizers.  A family owned business, Dibbern operates a private airstrip that services central Nebraska growers.


Joel Mahin, Regional Sales Manager, states, “Derek is very customer focused; he’s always looking for the best products and technologies for his growers.  After local growers started seeing the success of Aqua-Yield products in the
Beck’s PFR trials, they went to Derek and he did his research on our products.  He’s a super great guy, upfront and honest and growers trust him.”


LOW COST, LOW USE RATE, BIG IMPACT


“It’s like ketchup; you can put it on everything,” states Dibbern.  The general application rate for aerial application is 4 oz/ac, based on crop and soil or in-season tissue testing. Clean, easy handling, and low use rates make nanoliquid® products easy to use and incorporate into many liquid programs for aerial application.  Aqua-Yield® nanoliquid® technology increases the uptake of herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, and PGR products using a unique mode of action.


For more information on how incorporating nanotechnology into your aerial or drone operation, contact a Nano-Yield representative today.

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