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US (CA): Trial of nanotech water system to be carried out at SoCal-based 130,000 sq. ft. greenhouse

Cavitation Technologies has signed a pilot test agreement with Island Breeze Farms. The agreement is meant to evaluate CVAT’s technology and the growth of healthier cannabis plants with increased crop yields. Island Breeze Farms is a Licensed Cannabis grower in Southern California, operating a 130,000 square foot greenhouse facility.

"CVAT’s technology and nanotech water system substantially increase the amount of molecular oxygen in water," Cavitation Technologies team explains. "As cannabis plant roots absorb the molecular oxygen, Nanobubbles continue to replace lost oxygen, resulting in a stable elevated level of oxygen. This stable elevated level of oxygen produces a cleaner and more efficient method of irrigation, resulting in healthier plants with increased crop yield. Additionally, cavitation processed water will create a healthy soil environment without bacteria and fungi."

Roman Gordon, Global Technology Manager, commented, “This pilot test agreement is a huge opportunity for our Company as our technology may have substantial commercial value in the cannabis industry. The global cannabis cultivation market size is estimated to surpass $123.9 billion this year and domestically, U.S. farmers have been licensed to grow 511,442 acres of cannabis — a 455 percent increase over 2018 levels. In California alone, there have been over 5,800 State growers’ licenses issued. By utilizing our nanotech water system cannabis growers will have cleaner feed water and should expect to see healthier plants and increased yields in their crops.”

For more information:
Cavitation Technologies
10019 Canoga Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311
(818) 718-0905
(818) 718-1176
info@ctinanotech.com 
cvatinfo.com

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