Nanobubble irrigation
Review oxygen delivery and equipment fit for irrigation projects.
A reason to connect: You are assessing an irrigation upgrade.
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Knowledge & Technology Partner
IngenuityWorx
Nanobubble irrigation and practical process evaluation.
Led by Bob Burger in Scarborough, Maine, IngenuityWorx evaluates water, soil and process technologies through technical review and bench testing. The company also provides nanobubble consulting and sells ChucaoTech equipment.
Serving Scarborough, Maine
Practical support for the land
When IngenuityWorx can help
Bench-scale testing
Plan small-scale tests of water, soil, sensors or treatment processes.
A reason to connect: You need measurements before a larger trial.
ChucaoTech equipment
Discuss injector selection, gas supply and installation requirements with an authorized sales partner.
A reason to connect: You need a proposal matched to your system.
Who they work with
Growers, technology developers, water and soil project teams.
Where they work
Based in Scarborough, Maine; contact the company about project coverage.
The practitioner behind the work
Robert M Burger
Sr. Scientist/Founder of IngenuityWorx
Robert “Bob” Burger contributes to Soil Health Exchange on nanobubble irrigation, root-zone oxygen, and evaluating farm water technologies. His two-part series explains how nanobubbles work, how to plan an installation, and how to compare operating costs and potential farm payback.
Based in Scarborough, Maine, Bob is the founder and senior scientist at IngenuityWorx. He brings more than 50 years of technical experience across several industries, including work with environmental soil and water investigation, chemical analysis, and bench-scale testing.
His focus at SHE is helping growers work through the questions that come before a trial or purchase: define the problem, choose useful measurements, understand equipment requirements, and weigh costs against potential benefits.
Explore Robert M Burger’s expert profile →Working with Soil Health Exchange
Practical knowledge, shared.
Bob Burger contributes SHE articles on root-zone oxygen, nanobubble irrigation, installation and farm economics.
Explore related resources from Soil Health Exchange, or connect with IngenuityWorx to discuss a field project.
Part 1: Roots, soil and crops →Part 2: Installation, costs and farm payback →Explore Bob Burger’s SHE expert profile →
This is a complimentary partner feature recognizing our collaboration.
Have a project or question about their work? Tell IngenuityWorx what you are working on, where you are based, and the support you are looking for.
Start with your project
Contact Bob Burger
Describe what you need, where the project is, and your preferred timing. Ask about scope and availability before deciding how to proceed.
Submitting an inquiry is free. Service fees, scheduling, and deliverables are agreed directly with IngenuityWorx. A request does not book a service.