With May now upon us our sales and technical support teams are traveling the country assisting growers with their challenges and finding solutions through our nanoliquid technology. Due to continued inflation and supply chain issues there has been an ongoing national discussion on commodity food and agricultural markets.
Since its inception, the Aqua-Yield® company has focused on providing today's growers the tools needed to meet market demands with innovative technology. We didn't know at the time that this technology would align well with a future movement toward agricultural sustainability and consideration of inputs consumed in each crop harvest. We have a story to tell here that's important and timely. Recently the USDA announced a $250 million investment to support innovative American-made fertilizer. Our team will be pursuing this opportunity similar to our recent efforts with the EPA/USDA Next-Generation Fertilizer Challenge.
The R&D team often looks for opportunities that include the integration of grower and industry support to the proposed research. Customers interested in participating in replicated field agronomy research that helps improve our knowledge of nanoliquid products, are encouraged to reach out directly to info@nano-yield.com .
Another great aspect of our enhanced R&D capacity is the ability to look at our archive of historical trial work. This database includes numerous university and 3rd party CRO-based trials to extract valuable information about reduced salt load on treated acreage versus conventional acreage. Even with projected production efficiency from reduced water consumption through more effective foliar or root-based nutrient uptake. With these efforts, we can provide our customers with the data to support and understand our nanoliquid advantages fully. We are working closely with our Marketing team to create an easy to navigate database of our trials.
Exciting developments for the new season, and we promise: More to come!
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