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Sep. 5, 2011
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Operational Profile
Farm Name: Macho CercaFarms
Crop Type: Barley, Alfalfa
Location: Roswell,New Mexico
Total Acres: 400
Acres Treated: 135
Irrigation: CenterPivot / Overhead
Season: 5 Months
Water Source: Well –Artesian Aquifer
Key Findings:
Problem
According to water sample reports the chloride and sodium levels in the well water were 1100 parts per million. This coupled with compact soil from soil salinizationwas resulting in low yields, stifled growth, early die off and leaf burn. Farmer was having to irrigate during summer months and having issues getting the crop to grow and remain healthy and alive. The more water irrigated onto the crop the more leaf burn and die-off was taking place.
Irrigation Enhancer Process
The Irrigation Enhancer improves irrigation water by eliminating the water molecules ability to bond to other molecules or to any foreign contaminants contained within the water. The Irrigation Enhancer achieves this by breaking dipole bonds and stripping valence electrons from the water and foreign contaminants, thereby leaving the water in a positively ionized state. By removing the electrons that naturally bond water molecules with salt and other contaminants, the Irrigation Enhancer generates enhanced water that is able to flow past salt and up into the plant.
Solution
Installed a 6” Irrigation Enhancer on field being effected by high levels of salinity found in well water being used to irrigate crops.
Results
With the use of the Eco1st Irrigation Enhancer the farmer was able to find a solution to his salinity and the negative effects it was having on his crop and farm. The reports from the grower conclude that the Irrigation Enhancer was able to bring his yields up to profitable levels for a return on investment within the first growing season. He was also able to look at growing other non-salt tolerant crops in the future. Key results include:

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Irrigation Enhancer
Quality water is at the heart of any agricultural operation. "Without good water, crops can’t get the sustenance they need and, as a result, farms produce at lower than desired levels. Past technologies for improving the quality of irrigation water have proven unsuccessful and extremely expensive. The Irrigation Enhancer is here to change all of that. Filtration. water ... |
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