Agriculture

Spend less on inputs. Harvest more per acre.

From a one-acre plot to a thousand-acre operation, NanoThrive is built to lower the cost of every harvest while rebuilding the soil that harvest depends on.

A tractor pulls a wide spray boom across long rows of leafy green lettuce.
In the field

The same pass. Less in the tank.

NanoThrive amplifies what it is mixed with, so a small amount heavily reduces the fertilizer, pesticide, herbicide and fungicide a crop needs, while improving the result. That saving repeats every season.

What a farmer feels

Six things that show up in the field

Profit and soil health are not a trade-off here. Every claim below helps your bottom line, the ground beneath your crop, or both.

Drive profitability

Reduce input costs on fertilizers and pesticides while achieving equal or better results.

Maximize yields

Boost plant metabolism for stronger, healthier crops and consistent, reliable harvests.

Optimize water efficiency

Achieve more with less. Vital performance for water-scarce regions.

Climate resilience

Empower your crops to thrive through extreme heat, drought, and frost.

Restore soil health

Reverse decades of chemical damage and revitalize your soil for long-term productivity.

100% sustainable

A naturally derived, biodegradable formulation that respects your land and fits into any agricultural and food production system, including hydroponics.

In the plant

A booster and a biostimulant

NanoThrive does two jobs from the same tank, and both start once it is inside the plant.

As a booster

The nano-micelles bind with fertilizer and agrochemical molecules and carry them into the plant’s vascular system and individual cells by endocytosis. Inputs work harder, the volume you need drops, and growers typically save between 15% and 50%.

As a biostimulant

Once in the vascular system, it improves how the plant moves nutrients, metabolites and water. Transport costs the plant less energy, which leaves more for everything else it has to do.

What the plant does with the energy it saves

  • Growth. Stronger growth and faster cell multiplication.
  • Yield. Improved crop yields.
  • Roots. Greater root development and more biomass overall.
  • Uptake. More efficient nutrient and water uptake.
  • Stress. Better resilience to heat, drought and freezing.
  • Flowering. Flowering is stimulated.

How to apply it

A liquid formulation. Apply it as a foliar spray or through irrigation, on its own as a biostimulant or mixed in with fertilizers and pesticides.

  • Biostimulation. 2 to 3 ml per liter of water, mixed with water only.
  • Input booster. 15 to 30 ml per 100 liters of solution.
  • In development. A granular formulation to mix with granulated fertilizers.
Side by side

Same seed, same soil, same day

Two trials photographed as a pair. In each one the untreated plant is on the left and the treated plant is on the right.

Two hot pepper plants in identical grow bags. The plant on the right is taller, with more leaves and thicker stems than the one on the left.
Hot pepper. Untreated left, NanoThrive right.
Two cassava plants lifted whole and laid side by side. The root cluster on the right carries roughly twice as many tubers as the one on the left.
Cassava. Untreated left, NanoThrive right.
From the field

Crops grown with NanoThrive

Photographs taken at trial sites by the people running them.

A rice paddy in full ear stretching to the horizon under an open sky.
Rice at grain fill
A coffee plant carrying dense clusters of green cherries along every branch.
Coffee in heavy cherry set
A mandarin tree so heavily loaded with ripe fruit that the branches are bent under it.
Mandarins in full crop
Rabbit-eye blueberry bushes with fruit clustered thickly along every cane.
Rabbit-eye blueberries
A grower standing beside a papaya trunk stacked with fruit from top to bottom.
Papaya, fruit the length of the trunk
A hand holding a raspberry cane carrying ripe and ripening fruit together.
Raspberries, Ohio
A hand holding a single heavy rice panicle dense with filled grain.
A single panicle, filled end to end
Close-up of rice panicles bending under the weight of mature grain.
Panicles bending under load
Small science. Global thrive.

See what it does on your own ground

Tell us what you grow and where you grow it. We will talk you through what a trial looks like on your land. No obligation, and no jargon.