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India, Sustainability, Water

The collaboration agreement states that the joint validation trials of Plasma-sized WaterTM applications for Agriculture, R&D activities, Agro-Forestry & other agriculture-related uses will be conducted at a large scale & multiple centres/nurseries of the Heartfulness Institute

The Indian subsidiary of US Agri-Tech company Plasma Water Solutions Inc. announced a very unique and promising partnership with one of the leading global NGOs of India, The Heartfulness Institute. The two organisations have signed a collaboration agreement to promote the common purpose of enabling food security most sustainably & introducing the Green Revolution 2.0 from India to the rest of the world.

Plasma Water Solutions’ proprietary breakthrough cold-plasma technology converts water from any source, in continuous flow & real-time, to Plasma-sized WaterTM (PW). PW technology is used for seed treatment, crop spray and irrigation to enhance productivity through faster and more efficient germination, and accelerated growth, preventing the transmission of plant pathogens and enhancing stress tolerance during the crop cycle.

“The institute has been promoting good agriculture practices, training farmers in natural solutions and methods to promote plant health, soil health & water health without harming the environment while enhancing food productivity and farmers’ income which is in perfect alignment with the value proposition that Plasma Waters technology offers,” said Robert Hardt, President & CEO, Plasma Water Solutions Inc, USA, while expressing his gratitude to the President of Heartfulness Institute, Kamlesh D Patel (Daaji), & the Heartfulness team for the proactive support extended in the last several months. He further said that he sees Heartfulness as a strategic partner in shaping the company’s R&D efforts meaningfully in India & spreading the outcome to the rest of the world.

Different teams at Kanha Shantivanam have been testing the effects of Plasma Waters treatment on seeds, disease and plant health for the last several months as this was the first site of the company through Samunnati in India. This 1700-acre campus has been extensively using Plasma Waters sprays on multiple crops, vegetables, fruits, medicinal plants & trees. Applications range from treating 250 Neem trees’ dieback issues, 350 Papaya plants’ mosaic virus infestation, 74 date palm trees  & 22 Pongamia Pinnata trees’ infestation to seed treatment & sprays on a wide range of food crops, horticulture,  hydroponics and nurseries.                

The collaboration agreement states that the joint validation trials of Plasma-sized WaterTM applications for Agriculture, R&D activities, Agroforestry & other agriculture-related uses will be conducted at a large scale & multiple centres/nurseries of the Heartfulness Institute. The existing & new use cases will be tested & demonstrated to the farming community, various stakeholders and agriculture value-chain players to benefit the community at large.

The collaboration agreement states that the joint validation

Agrotech, India, Nature, R&D, Water

This pioneering technology harnesses the power of nature to produce Plasma-sized WaterTM using water and electricity, offering a multitude of benefits to the agricultural sector.

Plasma Water Solutions (I) Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Plasma Water Solutions Inc., USA, announced a momentous partnership aimed at transforming agriculture in Uttar Pradesh. In collaboration with UPDASP (Uttar Pradesh Diversified Support Program) and UP Horticulture, Department of Agriculture, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Plasma Waters unveiled a ground-breaking Plasma-ized  Water Technology Demonstration. This pioneering technology harnesses the power of nature to produce Plasma-ized  WaterTM using water and electricity, offering a multitude of benefits to the agricultural sector. The solution is aimed at productivity enhancement and considerable reduction of chemical usage through technology and innovation.

The official inauguration of this technology happened today, at Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh. The event was graced by Chief Guest  Manoj Kumar Singh, IAS, Agriculture Production Commissioner, Infrastructure & Industrial Development Commissioner, and Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Uttar Pradesh, along with his esteemed team comprising the UP DASP Technical Coordinator, UP Horticulture Director, and the global and Indian teams from Plasma Waters.

Plasma-ized WaterTM represents a significant advancement in agricultural practices, as it signals the genetic pathways and circuits in all crop plants, leading to faster and more efficient germination accelerating growth, preventing the transmission of pathogens and enhancing stress tolerance ultimately leading to increased productivity and higher crop quality. It is a game-changing natural solution for plant health drastically reducing the dependence on chemicals, fostering sustainable farming practices. This sustainable and nature-inspired approach to farming aligns perfectly with the vision of Uttar Pradesh for its farmers.

 Manoj Kumar Singh, IAS, said, “This partnership signifies a major milestone and a strong commitment within our community to drive growth, spur innovation, and encourage collaboration throughout the region.”

“Our purpose is enabling food security in the era of climate change which requires the collective efforts of agtech companies like ours, Government, farmers & other key stakeholders of the Ag ecosystem. India being one of the largest global agrarian economies and UP being its largest state, are of vital importance for us to achieve our vision”, said, Jerry Zuchowicki, CRO, Plasma Water Solutions Inc. USA.

Adding to that Pragya Kalia, Managing Director of Plasma Water Solutions (I) Pvt. Ltd, India, commented, “We are honored to introduce Plasma-ized WaterTM technology to the agricultural community in Uttar Pradesh. This innovation has the potential to revolutionize farming practices, aligning perfectly with the state’s vision for sustainable and productive agriculture.”

This pioneering technology harnesses the power of