InsidePTI | Homemade Nitrogen Study Results ‣ Corn

Back in June 2023, we started bringing plasma technology to the PTI Farm, which takes atmospheric nitrogen and converts it to a plant-available form that can feed corn. We've been putting this to the test to see if this could be an effective way to fertilize corn and pay much less for nitrogen (we're talking $0.04/Gallon). In this video, Jason is breaking down the full study results, the wins and losses we saw, and long-term considerations.
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[@ausernamepng869]

Please show a laboratory nitrate test of the produced nitrogen along with the runtime and volume of that batch. Green lightning has made dubious claims on production throughput. Also, dumping nitric acid must have some effect on pH

[@jacoblandis4535]

When do you anticipate releasing results from this years trial?
I'm assuming year 1 was all delivered by sidedress, injected in the ground? Or y-drops?

[@joshADV]

Cool stuffs and results
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[@doug1124816]

Has the Nitrogen product been tested to determine NPK percentages compared to the input water? This sounds too good to be true.

[@stevewinkler6721]

Can you post the results from the 2024 season please? This tech looks good i am excited about it, slightly sceptical.

[@ManureMerchandise]

When you state your rate are you using are you assuming 3 pounds nitrogen per gallon of product?

[@carljepsenii6023]

What percent nitrogen does it produce? 16% or more or less .

[@chrisbertrand3989]

Link for the technology ?

[@brianmiller1149]

Is there a link to this machine?

[@jaredcrum6478]

Why did it take a year to share the 2023 trial results?

[@soilprepper2602]

What form of nitrogen is it if not a salt?
The only three possibilities I can think of for output with an input of air, water, and electricity is nitric acid, ammonia, or ammonium nitrate.

[@andrewchambers7904]

Pretty sure they say it’s straight nitrate

[@ausernamepng869]

It's nitric acid

[@buckeyefarmboy107]

How does the machine cost? I'm guessing 4 cents per unit of nitrogen, didn't have the cost of the machine figured in.

[@doug1124816]

Cheapest system is $8.5k. Not shown in video. System in video is $38.5k

[@JohnDoe-g8s4s]

you obviously have no grasp on what plasma is.

[@ManureMerchandise]

I really think that is a problem with Green lightning. I don’t think they clearly explain it enough.