NICO systems condition irrigation water for rice, coffee, fruit, vegetables, nurseries, greenhouses, and hydroponics.
NICO introduces ultra-fine air or oxygen bubbles into irrigation water. Treated water can move through reservoirs, fertigation loops, drip lines, sprinklers, and hydroponic circuits to support root-zone conditions.
Growers manage dry-season shortages, heavy rainfall, waterlogging, salinity intrusion, and changing source-water quality. Compacted soils and saturated roots can further limit oxygen.
Crop response varies with soil, substrate, climate, water chemistry, irrigation practice, salinity, nutrition, and crop stage. Nanobubbles do not desalinate water or replace a crop-specific fertiliser programme.
Relevant uses include rice irrigation, coffee and pepper farms in the Central Highlands, dragon fruit, durian, mango and citrus orchards, vegetable production, flower farms, nurseries, greenhouses, and hydroponic cultivation.
Treatment may occur upstream of a drip network, in a fertigation or nutrient tank, within a recirculating hydroponic loop, or in a farm reservoir before distribution. Filtration and pressure compatibility remain important. Reused water must first meet the required irrigation quality.
Measure dissolved oxygen close to the irrigation outlet and, where practical, at the delivery point. Track crop, root, water, and energy indicators against an agreed baseline so seasonal or management changes are not mistaken for system performance.
Share the crop, growing area, water source, irrigation volume, storage capacity, temperature, pH, salinity, pump, filtration, irrigation method, and desired outcome.
