McCreery Radio Nitrofier Aimed at Boosting Crop Yields
The Radio-Nitrofier converts low frequency current to high voltage and spreads electricity through soil via insulated copper electrodes to electrify a field area. It claims to improve germination, accelerate maturity, and raise yields across turnips peas beets beans sunflowers corn and tomatoes with costs around 50 cents per acre yearly after installation and 10 per acre initial on 120 to 180 acre capacity.
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Port Chester
New York
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