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Product Overview

Novel plants fertility enhancer products increase crop yield and health of plants

Nano-Gro technology was developed as a natural, simple and inexpensive method to

increase agricultural production without using synthetic chemicals. The fundamental

concept that drives Nano-Gro is the peculiar law of nanomol concentration: a

biologically active substance in very low concentrations triggers a high concentration

response on the biological object being acted on.

Every living organism has a defense mechanism that was developed through

evolution. This mechanism is directed against predators, environmental calamities and

manmade factors. The defense mechanism is deeply imbedded in the nature of the

plant and gets activated when it senses danger. Our product activates these sensors

without presenting a real element of danger and produces a plants response that

manifests itself by increasing flowering, seeds and biomass. Furthermore, when

biological systems undergo stress—or perceived stress as with Nano-Gro —they

respond by producing a greater amount of the female species to increase its

reproductive capacity and ensure its continued survival.

We investigated the influence of different kinds of bioactive substances on plants

and seeds. This research allowed us to better understand how substances in nanomol

concentration work and that understanding led us to develop the concept of the

Homeopathic Barrier, which made our research successful (Figure 1).

In our research we have used oat seeds as a model, because of its quick

response levels. We measured the length of the root growth that developed after the

treatment was administered with different concentrations of our proprietary formula

and compared that with untreated roots.

We can see that after passing the Homeopathic Barrier, the response rate

changed Polarity (instead of suppressing root growth, this specific concentration

stimulated it). When Nano-Gro is delivered to the plants or seeds through a water

medium, the plant perceives that as a

stress factor. This “factor” is strictly

imaginary in nature, as Nano-Gro

is completely non-toxic and

environmentally safe. However, the

perceived attack manifests itself in the

plant by causing an increase in root

volume and length; in addition the

amount of endophytes is increased,

causing in turn an increase in the

uptake of natural atmospheric nitrogen which substantially increases the amount of

protein synthesis, general biomass and the crop as a whole. The plants’ defensive

response to Nano-Gro increases the resistance to fungus, cold, heat, drought,

extreme moisture (flooding) and other environmental calamities. Nano-Gro

stimulates all the mechanisms of a plant’s defenses, but most importantly it provides

greater plant productivity and crop yield.

Nano-Gro acts as a natural trigger and as such it provides powerful results without

causing any detrimental effects to the environment or humans. The concentrations that

we use are 1 ppm (parts per million) or less.

Nano-Gro increases root volume and biomass

Effect of Nano-Gro on pre-planting treatment of

different crop in field trials This trial was conducted in Ukraine from 2000 to 2004 on plots of land of 100-200

hectares. Seeds were treated before planting with Nano-Gro (NG) working solution

(1 pellet per liter of tap water).

Crop / Plants Type Control group

(100kg/he)

NG Treated

(100kg/he)

Change

(%)

Fall wheat 40.0 52.0 +30%

Spring wheat 20.1 31.0 +54%

Fall barley 22.2 35.5 +59%

Pea 33.3 44.0 +32%

Soya 35.0 44.4 +26%

Sugar beets 474 592 +24%

Maize 44.7 57.6 +28%

Oats 33.0 41.0 +24%

Sunflower 21.7 28.2 +30%

Totals 724 925.7 +34%

Various Nano-Gro Comparisons

Cucumbers after 6 days

with Nano-Gro

Cucumber growth after 17

days with Nano-Gro

Sunflowers growth after 9

days with Nano-Gro


without Nano-Gro


without Nano-Gro

Sunflowers after 9 days

without Nano-Gro

On the right the rice is treated with Nano-Gro

increasing yield by 35% more that the control on

left.

97% of the winter wheat, on right, treated with

Nano-Gro survived a bad winter, compared to

17% for the control.

On a left is cucumber plants treated with Nano-

Gro on a right control.

On right is tulips treated with Nano-Gro . On

the left is the control.

On a left is Lettuce treated with Nano-Gro on a

right Control Tulips after 14 days

without Nano-Gro

Tulips growth after 14

days with Nano-Gro

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Instructions

How to Use Nano-Gro™

Nano-Gro Usage Instructions

PREPARATION OF WORKING SOLUTION (pre-planting)

1. Allow 1 pellet of Nano-Gro to dissolve passively in 1 L (1 qt) of tap

water.

2. Once the pellet has dissolved entirely, shake the solution in a vertical

motion to mix the solution thoroughly.

3. Now you have what we will refer to as the Working Solution (WS). The

WS is good for 24 hours.

Keep Nano-Gro and WS out of direct sunlight.

APPLYING NANO-GRO TO CEREAL CROPS

Wheat, corn, soy, rice, cotton, etc.

When using a seed dressing machine (Fig. 2) or similar machine:

Dissolve 24 pellets of Nano-Gro in 10 L (1.5 qt) of tap

water per 1 metric ton (2204 lb) of seeds.

Exceptions:

Rapes: 12 pellets per 1 ton (2204 lb) of seeds

Sunflower: 10 pellets per 1 ton (2204 lb) of seeds

Figure 2

APPLYING NANO-GRO TO VEGETABLES AND BERRIES

Tomatoes, potatoes, onion, carrot, cabbage, strawberry

1. Soak seeds 5 seconds in WS and plant them as usual.

If seeds are small and clump together when wet, dry the

seeds overnight. As the seeds dry out they will begin to

separate and be ready to plant.

2. When the seedlings reach a stage of 2-3 real leaves apply

30 ml (1 fl. oz) of WS per seedling.

Exceptions:

Squash only requires a WS of 1 pellet per 4 L (4.2 qt)

of tap water.

APPLYING NANO-GRO TO FRUITS AND GRAPES

WITH DRIP IRRIGATION

For each plant use 4 pellets per 1 L (1 qt) tap water. The

solution must be delivered to the plant before flowering

when the plant’s temperature reaches 16 C (61 F) or

higher.

APPLYING NANO-GRO TO FLOWER SEEDS AND BULBS

Soak seeds or bulbs in WS for 5 seconds (but no longer than

60 seconds!) and plant as usual.

NOTES

WHEN SOAKING SMALL SEEDS THEY MAY CLUMP TOGETHER WHEN WET. THIS

IS NORMAL AND IS NO CAUSE FOR ALARM. WHEN THE SEEDS ARE DRY.

PLEASE RUB THEM TO PRY THEM APART AND PLANT AS USUAL. SEEDS NEED

TO BE TREATED ONLY ONCE.

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Product Comparisons

Effect of Nano-Gro HP, Nano-Gro NPK and

Medicine for Plants (MP) on Growth and Yield of Tomatoes

Pursuant to initiation of the project on September 12, 2003, I am Tom Davenport,

Associate Professor University of Florida, IFAS herein reporting the results of

investigations of three Agro Nanotechnology Corp. products (Nano-Gro ,

Nano-Gro NPK, and Medicine for Plants (MP)) on growth, development, and

yields of tomato planted in field beds and containers.

Field tomato Date: 3/2/2004 - 3/11/2004

Treatment Yield in gram % of Control Total Number of Fruits

%%

Control 1696 N/A 21.17 N/A

Nano-Gro 2100 124% 29.42 139%

Nano-Gro NPK 2038 120% 26.42 125%

MP 1844 109% 24.71 117%

Yield

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Pre-Planting treatment of tomato seeds with Nano-Gro , Nano-Gro NPK and

Medicine for Plants increased yield by 24, 20 and 9% respectively.

Container tomato Date: 3/2/2004-3/12/2004

Treatment Yield in gram % of Control Total Number of Fruits %%

Control 1162 N/A 14.50 N/A

Nano-Gro 1837 158% 18.00 124%

Nano-Gro NPK 1563 135% 18.75 129%

MP 1486 129% 17.86 123%

Yield

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In containers pre-planting treatment with Nano-Gro , Nano-Gro NPK and MP gave

even bigger increase, 58, 35 and 29% respectively.

Field tomatoes on day of harvest (first row):

Water-treated plants on left, Nano-Gro treated plants on right

Tomato yellow leaf curl virus infection was apparent in most control plants and a large

portion of the Nano-Gro product-treated plants. The Nano-Gro treated plants

seemed to be less infected, but it is impossible to tell if any resistance to this virus was

imparted by the Nano-Gro treatment since infection was so widespread, and more

time would have been needed to test this possibility. This Gemini virus is spread by

whitefly and is a major problem for tomato growers. Overall, the results of Nano-

Gro treatment demonstrated a moderate effect on plant health and yield in tomato.

One cannot make a claim of efficacy, however, based on one year’s data.

Effect of Nano-Gro , Nano-Gro NPK and Medicine

for Plants (MP) on Growth and Yield of Baby Corn in Laboratory Conditions

1. Objective- to test effect of Nano-Gro , Nano-Gro NPK and Medicine for plants

on baby corn.

2. Tests performed to track changes in: wet biomass, roots biomass, stem and

foliage biomass, and germination of seeds.

3. Results will be analyzed on 50 seeds and will be statistically calculated.

I. We used four E-Z Gardens growing system with luminescent light to grow

experimental plants.

A. Distance between plant to light source from 4 to 12”.

B. Temperature was regulated at 80 F.

C. Timers: 8 hour days/4 hour nights.

II. First treatment of soil before planting:

A. Control: 300 ml tab water

B. HP: 300 ml of working solution (1 pellet per 1liter of tab water).

C. Nano-Gro Liquid: 300 ml of working solution (0.2 ml of Nano-Gro -

Liquid per 1 liter)

D. Medicine for Plants: 300 ml of working solution (1 pellet per 1liter of tab

water).

RESULTS SUMMARY OF THE 12 TESTS

Remedies Biomass

gram

% of Control Roots

(gr.)

Above ground

(gr.)

Germinated

seeds out of 50

Control 33.8 14.2 19.6 34

Nano-Gro 47.3 140% 15.5 31.8 34

Nano-Gro NPK 43.3 128% 17.1 26.2 37

MP 39.1 116% 17.2 21.9 37

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Experiments Conducted at

Clemson University, SC

Effect of Nano-Gro™ and Medicine for Plants on growth and yield of winter wheat

The experiment was conducted at the Clemson University Calhoun Field Laboratory

farm. A fall wheat experiment was planted in mid-November. Unfortunately repeated

and heavy rainfall during the fall and winter resulted in poor wheat stands such that

biomass and yield comparisons among treatments in the fall trial could not be

determined.

A spring wheat experiment was established and seeded on April 10, 2004 using a

small plot drill seeder. Three treatments were evaluated: Treatment 1: Nano-Gro

(white pellets); Treatment 2: Medicine for Plants; Treatment 3: water control. Pellets

were dissolved in water as per treatment protocol directions (1 pellet per liter; 284 ml

solution per 1 pound of seed). Seeds were soaked in the treatment solution and allowed

to dry before planting.

Treatment plots were arranged in a randomized complete block design. The

experimental design was replicated for each of two wheat varieties: Variety

1=SC996284; Variety 2=SC996289. Thus, each treatment was evaluated in 12

replicated plots (6 of each wheat variety). Individual plot size was 24 feet x 7 feet; or a

plot size of 1008 square feet for each treatment and wheat variety.

Soybeans were grown as a summer cover crop in the experimental field during

the previous year. Because of the nitrogen supplied by the soybean cover crop no

fertilizer was applied to the wheat plots.

Wheat was harvested for plant biomass and grain yield on July 18, 2004. All

plants in the four middle rows of each plot were hand pulled and placed in paper bags

for transport to the laboratory. Plant roots were washed and allowed to dry before

weighing. Whole plants from the four middle rows of each plot were weighed, and then

passed through a small threshing machine to remove the wheat grain from the seed

heads for weighing.

RESULTS

Data were analyzed using ANOVA and treatment means compared using Duncan’s

Multiple Range Test (PC SAS software).

Variety 1: SC996284 wheat plant biomass and grain weights (N=6 replicates)

Treatment Plant biomass weight

(mean wt. in grams )

Grain weight

(mean wt. in grams )

Control: water 846.4 147.2

Nano-Gro 873. 2 103.0% 197.2 133.9%

Medicine for Plants 848.0 100.2% 152.0 103.2%

Variety 2: SC996289 wheat plant biomass and grain weights (N=6 replicates)

Treatment Plant biomass weight (mean wt. in grams)

Grain weight (mean wt. in grams )


Nano-Gro 792.0 110.2% 188.0 114.4%

Medicine for Plants 714.0 99.3% 162.8 99.1%

We also measured sugar and protein content in winter wheat crop:

Treatment Sugar avg. mg/g seeds Protein avg. mg/g seeds


Nano-Gro 402.99 143% 59.24 108%

Medicine for Plants 379.27 135% 49.84 91%

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Trials

Russia

Russian Federation Scientific-Technology Center of Continuous Education for Agriculture

Professionals

“AgroEcoScience” March 30, 2005

Results of Nano-Gro trials In March 2005, we ran experiments using the Nano-Gro treatment on Dutch

tulips. The tulip bulbs were planted in plastic containers in the middle of

February. Bulbs were not treated before planting.

On February 28, 2005 the tulip plants were treated with Nano-Gro in

concentrations of 2 pellets per 1 liter of tap water. 25 plants were treated and 23

were designated as control. On the fifth day of treatment the bulbs were taken

out and investigated.

The following are observations made on the fifth day:

Main results Treated plants Untreated plants

Plant height 15-18 cm 10-12 cm

Cup size 7-8 cm 3-5 cm

Size of flower-stem 5-6 cm 2-3 cm

On March 21, 2005 the vegetation cycle of the tulips came to an end and the bulbs were taken out of the soil and examined with phytopathological analysis. Test results:

Plant disease Treated plants Untreated plants

Botrytis cineria (tulip fire) None 7-10% infected

Fusarium blight Almost none 35% infected

Other pathogens (alternaria) None 5-7% infected

Conclusions:

1. Nano Gro increased the total growth of the tulip compared to the control

2. Clearly, Nano-Gro improves the plant’s immune system and even

prevents development of plant diseases like Fusarium. Test was done by: M.A. Shiltsova Ph.D.


Professionals

“AgroEcoScience” March 30, 2005

Preliminary results of Nano-Gro trials on

winter wheat and sugar beets in Voronezh region

I. Winter wheat Nano-Gro was used in combination with fungicide Falcon on winter wheat by

the end of May 2005. Test setup:

Preparation Dosage Treatment time

Nano-Gro + Falcon 6 pellets per hectare

20% less recommended Falcon

June 1, 2005

Control Falcon 100% recommended June 1, 2005

Test results:

Parameters Nano-Gro + Falcon Control

Leaf health Healthy Healthy

Root growth Well developed, many side

roots, healthy

Less developed, almost no

side roots, depressed

Growth intensity High Average

II. Sugar beets

Nano-Gro was used in combination with herbicide Betanal22 on sugar beets by the middle of June 2005. Test Setup:


Nano-Gro + Betanal22 6 pellets per hectare

100% recommended

June 15, 2005

Control Betanal22 100% recommended June 15, 2005

Test results:

Parameters Nano-Gro + Betanal22 Control


Cercosporosys infection None Some spots

Preliminary conclusion:

1. Nano-Gro increases plant tolerance to stressors in the environment, increasing immune system response and root system, thereby enhancing productivity of plants.

2. Nano-Gro allowed for lower use of pesticides without jeopardizing defense, in the case of the Falcon product, reducing dosages by 80% percent.

Test was done by: M.A. Shiltsova Ph.D.


Professionals

“AgroEcoScience”

Preliminary results of Nano-Gro trials on

spring wheat in Volgograd region Nano-Gro was used in combination with fungicide Rex C on spring wheat by the end of May 2005. Test setup:


Nano-Gro + Rex C 6 pellets per hectare

20% less recommended Rex C

June 1, 2005

Control Rex-C 100% recommended June 1, 2005

Test results:

Parameters Nano-Gro + Rex-C Control

Leaf health Healthy Healthy

Root growth Well developed, many side

roots, healthy

Less developed, almost no

side roots, depressed


Preliminary conclusion:

3. Nano-Gro increases plant tolerance to stressors in the environment,

increasing immune system response and root system, thereby enhancing productivity of plants.

4. Nano-Gro allowed for lower use of pesticides without jeopardizing

defense, in the case of the Rex C product, reducing dosages by 20% percent.


Russian Federation Scientific- Technology Center of Continuous Education for Agriculture

Professionals

“AgroEcoScience” June 30, 2005

Preliminary results of Nano- Gro trials on

potatoes in Moscow region In March 2005, we ran experiments using the Nano-Gro treatment on potato plants. The potato plant had significant herbicide burns: they exhibited small development, yellow side leaves were dying and top leaves were depressed.

Test setup:

Parameters Nano-Gro + Betanal22 Control

Nano-Gro Manual sprayer:

2 pellets per 10 liters of water.

Beginning of June

Test results: On the 10th day after treatment general improvement could be observed:

top leaves become greener, side branches appeared. On the 20th day after treatment the potato plants were practically

restored and were able to catch up with the of control plants. Preliminary conclusion Nano-Gro enhances a plants tolerance to stressors in the environment,

increasing immune system and productivity of plants, actively helping damaged plants to restore their former condition after stress and other harmful influences have deteriorated their health.


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Experiments Conducted In

Moldavia and China

TRANSDNISTRIAN MOLDAVIAN REPUBLIC.

GREENHOUSE VEGETABLE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX“HALPARK” LTD

TMR SLOBODZIA REGION, v.PARKANI

REPORT

on testing of pre-planting treatment NANO-GRO

In March, 2005 tests were performed of the Nano-Gro pre-planting treatment

on tomatoes and cucumbers. The plants were planted in soil inside winter block

greenhouses.

Tomato and cucumber seedlings with growth phase of 2-3 real leaves were

treated with the following aqueous solution of treatment: for 1L of water one pellet of

Nano-Gro were mixed in a density of approximately 30ml per each seedling. They

were tested on Holland hybrids.

Treatment Totals: cucumbers – 7800 plants

tomatoes – 1000 plants

Seedlings were planted in the phase of 3-4 real leaves. The area of treated

cucumbers was 3900 square meters and for tomatoes 460 square meters. For

comparison purposes equal numbers of the same hybrid were planted without treatment

as a control.

Plant conditions were screened and recorded once every 10 days.

The results showed that the treated plants differed greatly compared to those

not treated, namely:

1. The seedlings grew faster and entered the fruitage phase 5 days

earlier.

2. The Rootstock of treated seedlings was stronger than of those without

treatment.

3. There were significant differences in size and hue of foliage.

4. Weathered disease much longer than those not treated

5. Exhibited less signs of stress during temporary falls and rises of

temperature.

As of August 1st, 2005 the yield of treated plants was 18-22% higher than

of those without treatment. The final results of the experiment will be provided

upon completion of the vegetation period. As a conclusion from above-said, this

product has a considerable influence on plants’ growth and prevents the

evolution of diseases.

Report prepared by:

Agronomist HVIC Salabas R.

EXPERIMENT PERFORMED BY A PRIVATE COMPANY IN

BEIJING, CHINA

Supervised by Richard Ke

Plant date：2005-10-21

Planting conditions：Greenhouse

Soil used：Abundant of chook manure

Plant species planted：茼蒿（蒿子杆） [Garland Chrysanthemum]、小白菜

[Colza, Summer rape]、香菜 [Coriander]

Treatment method：Dissolved 1 pellet of Nano-Gro per 1L of water, then

poured water into a catch basin (aluminum basin) for 20 seconds in order to fully

soak the seeds. The seeds were dried away from direct sunlight.

Planting Method: The seeds were arranged into four plots. The treated plants

were planted diagonal to each other, and the control was planted in the

remaining plots (Figure 1).

Seeds treated with

Nano-Gro Control

Control Seeds treated with

Nano-Gro

Garland Chrysanthemum Colza Coriander

Figure 1

Results 2005-11-10

Plant Species：茼蒿 [Garland Chrysanthemum]

Growth Treated Seeds Control

5 days Seedling growth observed Seedling growth not visible until 6th

day

10 days Average height of seedling: ~1 cm 1 leaf

Average height of seedling: ~1 cm 1 leaf

15 days Average height of seedling: ~2 cm

2 leaves

Average height of seedling: ~1.8 cm

2 leaves

20 days Average height of seedling: ~3 cm 3 leaves

Average height of seedling: ~2.6 cm 3 leaves

Left treated with Nano-Gro Left treated with Nano-Gro

Plant Species：小白菜, [Colza, Summer rape]



day

10 days Average height of seedling: ~0.8 cm

1 leaf


1 leaf

15 days Average height of seedling: ~2.3 cm 2 leaves



3 leaves


3 leaves


Plant Species：香菜, [Coriander]



day


1 leaf


1 leaf

15 days Average height of seedling: ~0.7 cm 2 leaves



3 leaves


3 leaves


Remarks：

1. The treated seedlings grew out one day ahead of the control, but that

may have been as a result of the initial soaking.

2. In test such as the one conducted, the effects of the treatment, if any,

become obvious on the final week of testing. The early differences

observed in this test are very rare.

3. The treatment is preferred for its accelerated growth.

Report prepared by:

Richard Ke

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The Nano-Gro™ Concept and the

Benefits of Using It

Nano-Gro Concept and Benefits

Plants have channels of communication between each other. Recent research in

Africa that was published in Nature magazine revealed that when animals started

to eat excessive amounts of foliage, plants in turn began to produce high levels

of Tannin making themselves indigestible. Even more astonishing is that not

only that trees under “attack” increase Tannin production, but also all the trees

in a radius of one mile produced excessive amount of Tannin. This experiment

showed us that plants have excellent channels of communication between each

other that have allowed them to adapt and survive this planet for over a billion

years.

Our company has developed the first product that uses these channels of

communication to influence plant growth, increase productivity, increase

resistance to environmental calamities, and improve physical appearance. The

product behind this technology is called Nano-Gro . It will increase almost any

crop by an average of 30%; it will increase sugar and protein content by 30%

and 10% respectively, it can protect plants from drought, flood, UV, cold, heat,

salinity of soil, and other environmental antagonists. Also, Nano-Gro has the

ability to regulate the speed of a plant’s development thereby making them grow

faster or slower depending on the need. Our technology base of information

only transfers messages to plants to achieve the desired results.

Nano-Gro is easy to use, cost effective, and environmentally sound.

We work with messengers in concentration of 0.0000000001 M per liter of water

—entering the realm of Nanotechnology—that’s smaller than one molecule per

liter. The results we’ve witnessed by using the Nano-Gro technology ensure it

will bring immediate, and dramatic changes to the Agriculture, Gardening and

Forest sciences.

Benefits of Nano-Gro Technology

Our technology will increase any crop by an average 30%

It will effect energy production by dramatically lowering cost of

Power Crop making possible to substitute exported oil and gas.

It will improve the environment by substantially increase foliage

in our city parks and forest.

It will cut the use of fertilizers in half by increasing coefficient

of efficiency of fertilizers uptake and save our water supply.

Taking in consideration that Nano-Gro is 100% natural it will

help increase production of organic food and make them

available to every socio-economic group of population.

Our technology is so simple that every farmer in a World

regardless of education and size of farmland can use it. USAID

and other charity organizations will be able to create

sustainable agriculture instead of just feed poor communities.

Nano-Gro use will also increase crop resistance to

environmental calamities and will make agriculture less

dependent on weather.

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Additional Information

Sulfates of Fe, Co, Al, Mg, Mn, Ni, Ag in concentration of 0,000000001 M (10-9)

Please visit us on the Web at www.Nano-Gro.com

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