Algae and Eutrophication

Magnation reduces surface runoff, and mitigates nitrification of water

Magnation water management results in minimizing eutrophication by optimizing fertilizer applications with greater soil penetration, foliar absorption, root development and less runoff.  As a result, less nitrogen and phosphorous enters the waterways that surrounds the farmlands.

Preventing this in the first place, deters nitrification of waterways and thus an inbalance of growth of aquatic plants and algae. Excessive growth of these organisms, in turn, can clog water intakes, use up dissolved oxygen as they decompose, and block light to deeper waters. Lake and reservoir eutrophication can occur, which produces ugly scums of algae on the water surface and is a hazard to humans and aquatic life.

Access to new Magnation technology can often make a difference in the use our waterways for recreation, including boating, fishing and swimming.

• Chemical-free sanitation for eliminating growth environments for biofilm, bacteria, mold, fungus, algae and odors

  Synergistic toxicity is a term to explain capable environments that allow problematic bacteria, mold, fungus and algae to proliferate. Magnation annihilates cavitation areas that form within mineral scale environments, eliminating the potential for toxicity to thrive. Improve sanitation and biosecurity with physical water treatment by Magnation eliminating biofilm and environments for growth of pathogens.

  The Magnation process busts apart the bonds that keep the gasses and minerals trapped in the oversized hard water clusters, and polarizes the molecules. In addition to faster moving water, mineral scale control and more soluble water, gasses are strained out of the liquid for excellent off-gassing and odor control.

  “We used to use bleach to treat the algae and coliform growth. Now, we don’t use bleach at all. The only thing we changed was implementing the Magnation system.” ~ Weibe Dijkstra, Dairy Farmer, Wisconsin