Hydrogel For Agricultural

Product Description

General Descriptions

AQUAHOLDis a water holder  retainer itabsorb water and hold large quantity of water with nutrientsAQUAHOLDhas the property of easily releasingthe absorbed water and nutrients thereby allowing the plant to have water andnutrients available at will as a function of the absorption  release cycles

AQUAHOLD

l Increasing the Water Holding Capacity of soils

l Enhances plant growthWater and nutrients are available in the

root zone for optimal absorption by plants

l Provides a buffereffect against climatic hazards

There are many applications in agriculture tree plantingnurseries

transplanting landscaping large scale farming etc

Due to regular watering crop came early and timely And nextcrop can arrange meantime 

 increasing water use efficiency

 enhancing soil permeability andinfiltration rates

 reducing irrigation frequency

 reducing compaction tendency

 stopping erosion and waterrunoff

 increasing plant performanceespecially in structure less soils in areas subject to drought

educe

irrigationinduced erosion andenhance infiltration Its soil stabilizing and

flocculating properties improverunoff water quality by reducing sediment

COMPOSITION

AQUAHOLDis a superabsorbent anionic polymer it is water insoluble

HOW IT WORKS

The AQUAHOLDhas water absorbing capacity is up to four hundredtimes its weight in distilled water and it becomes gelIn contact with water the polymer network expands due to anosmosis process andstores the liquid into its structureInto the soil the AQUAHOLDswells in wet conditions and releases the liquid in dryconditions This absorbed stored liquid will utilize plant during scarcity ofirrigation

A AQUAHOLD chemical polymer can significantly reduce sediment nutrient andpesticide concentrations in irrigation runoff from sprinkler and furrowsystems AQUAHOLD may be a costeffective practice to minimize soilerosion and reduce the load of nutrients sediments and pesticides in tailwater from fields that tend to have significant volumes of irrigation runoff The following guide summarizes research findings for theCentral Coast and how to effectively use AQUAHOLD for achieving improved water quality