Yagur Hydroponic Agriculture- June
To improve the yield and quality of vegetables, there has been a trend towards intensive, controlled methods of growing crops. One such method is hydroponics, which involves using nutrient-rich water rather than soil to cultivate plants. Greenhouses employing hydroponics have become increasingly widespread globally. In addition, technologies such as oxygenated irrigation water and Nanobubbles have been introduced to further enhance crop growth. Nanobubbles, specifically, have been found to increase vegetable yields by as much as 30% through the introduction of additional nutrients and beneficial bacteria.
Hydroponic NFT greenhouse
In this case, the Filtoflex Nanobubble System is connected to a 250 Liter water tank, generating Nano air bubbles at high intensity, creating enriched water at a range of 1 m3 per hour, the enriched water was circulated through 20 growing canals.
A control group of 20 growing canals without the system.
Growing cycle: 16 days Arugula / 19 days Coriander.
Growth: Arugula / Coriander
Project ID
Location
Hanita hydroponic greenhouses, IsraelSystem
Nanobubble Ozone System 
Nanobubble O2 System 
Nanobubble Air System Applications
Wastewater treatment to reduce sulfides 
Reservoir water treatment for irrigation Reservoir (30,000m3) water source for irrigation of soft fruit production 
Enriching water 
Drinking water treatment 
Disinfecting water 
Disinfecting fruit & vegetables Type
Aeroponics agricultureYear
2020Shorten the time period of growing crops and increase production.
Fresh Weight
Enriched fertigation water with Nano air bubbles increased the average fresh weight of the arugula by 32% and the coriander by 36%.