August 4, 2021

A farmer from southeast Indiana, Joe and his father had a lot of success with trialing NanoCS from Aqua-Yield ® on his corn. Joe’s interest in nanoliquid technology turned into accepting a position with Aqua-Yield ® . He is excited to share this latest technology with growers across the corn belt.

 

A BRIEF HISTORY

 

Located in Draper, Utah, just outside of Salt Lake City, Aqua-Yield® has been manufacturing and selling nanoliquid products for use in agricultural production since 2018. Aqua-Yield® grew its roots on a sod farm owned by its founders when nanoliquid technology was deployed into trials for a two-year period with consistent ROI. As a result, Aqua-Yield® was formed, paving the way for growers worldwide.


Aqua-Yield nanoliquids have been proving themselves time and again on many specialty crops throughout the west coast and southern states. A diverse product portfolio has been developed to meet the needs and demands of specialty crop production. 



THE SKINNY ON NANOLIQUID TECHNOLOGY

 

Nanoliquids work by enhancing delivery of fertility and crop protection molecules to plants. Nanoparticles protect molecules from environmental losses and improve the absorption into plants by a proven process called endocytosis. Through endocytosis, one nanoparticle can deliver a thousand nutrient ions, whereas in the typical process of diffusion each nutrient ion must individually pass through the cell membrane. This is a much more efficient way for crops to receive inputs. 



 

A NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR CORN BELT GROWERS

 

No matter the crop or location, growers are yielding the benefits of our nanoliquid products. Our nanoliquids have delivered success across the toughest proving grounds in North America and the world. Aqua-Yield products work well on row crops, and is now excited to expand its sales and support coverage to include growers in the corn belt.

WHY ARE AQUA-YIELD NANOLIQUIDS UNLIKE ANYTHING ELSE ON THE MARKET?


Typically plants process inputs through various forms of passive transport by diffusion.  Passive transport does not require energy to move substances across plant cell membranes, relying on the second law of thermodynamics to drive the movement of substances across cell membranes. 

 

Aqua-Yield uses a different process called endocytosis to bring the loaded nanoliquid particles into the cell where the “payload” is delivered. Endocytosis is a means of bulk transport in which the cell uses energy (ATP) for substances that cannot be diffused across the plant membrane. 

 

 

Aqua-Yield provides a means of immediate mass transportation of crop inputs through a unique patented nanoparticle and a more efficient way into the plant (endocytosis vs diffusion).

 

 

For more information, contact:

 

Mike Jackson
Regional Manager, Eastern Corn Belt
317-694-5666
mjackson@aquayield.com

 

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By Marketing July 8, 2026
Nano-Yield® would like to congratulate Joel Mahin on his recent promotion to Director of Central Region Sales. Joel’s extensive background in agriculture has given him the valuable knowledge that he brings to work every day. He has experience in production, retail, distribution, agronomy, product development, and sales. As he completes his third sales season at Nano-Yield®, Joel continues to exceed expectations and contribute to the overall growth and success of his distributors, dealers, and growers. Joel started at Nano-Yield® as a Regional Sales Manager, covering Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. While these states remain part of his territory, Joel is now stepping into the role of Director of Central Region Sales. He will serve as a manager to Regional Sales Managers who cover the Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas regions. Joel said that bringing affordable products that work to the market is what motivates him every day. He wants to help growers succeed while contributing to the growth of his distributors and dealers. Joel hopes to pass on his knowledge and view of the business to the next generation. He said that the thing he enjoys the most about working for Nano-Yield® is the family atmosphere. When asked about his new role, Joel said the following: “I relish the challenge. I’m not done growing in Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. I want to take the model that I started in those three states and spread it to the other areas. There’s still room to grow — we’re not done yet.” Joel is known for his positive attitude, contagious energy, and ability to motivate others around him. When Joel is around, his peers know it’s going to be a fun and successful day. Mark Mitchell, Nano-Yield® Director of Sales U.S., said, “Joel earned this promotion through hard work, excellent sales numbers, and his team respects him and they trust him.” He added that Joel truly cares about his customers. He is a great team player, works well with others, and knows how to get the most out of his team. He’s selfless and all about Nano-Yield®. Landon Bunderson, Nano-Yield® CSO, said, “Joel always leads by example. He sets the tone for how to treat a customer and how to be successful.” We look forward to seeing what Joel accomplishes in his new role and are excited for the years to come. From everyone at Nano-Yield®, congratulations, Joel!
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