Better Plant Health with Innovative Nanobubble Water

With EOD’s nanobubble technology, irrigation water is enriched with properties that strengthen plant well-being. Our solution supports the plants’ natural defense mechanisms and reduces the need for pesticides – protecting soil and waterways from unnecessary chemical load.

At the same time, farming profitability increases as both yield and quality improve significantly.

Get in touch today – we offer a free consultation on how your farm can benefit from the possibilities of nanobubble water.

Plant Health

Plants irrigated with nano-oxygen water grow stronger roots which upgrades their stress resilience and immunity.

Productivity

Oxygen provided within nanobubbles enhance nutrient absorption and speeds up the plant growth. As the growth is enhanced and the crop losses decrease, the yield improves through the improved plant health.

Carbon footprint

Production efficiency improves and energy consumption decreases with nano-oxygen technology. Our solutions energy efficiently increases oxygen content of water.

Ecology

Natural wellbeing of plants is maintained by nano-oxygenated irrigation water. It decreases the need of plant protection chemicals and therefore decreases chemical emissions to waters and ground.

Chemical-free EOD-solutions for commercial greenhouses and general cleaning

EOD is a Finnish company who develops and produces innovative applications based on nanobubble technologies and imports devices for chemical-free microbial control.

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