Animal Husbandry: Healthier Beef Steer, Breeding Bulls, Dairy Cows, Chickens, Pigs, Ducks, Turkeys and more...

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How it Works

The electron transport chain uses cytochromes to take the electrons from the broken down food (reagent), which leads to the production of energy and water. By providing the organism with a free electron source previously unavailable for cell metabolism, the Agrimaxx water provides extra energy in the form of raw electrons to drive the electron chain. This helps overcome any inhibitory factors to this process, which amounts to adding free fuel to the organism. The Agrimaxx treated water addresses poor digestion, faulty enzymes, inefficient or slow metabolism depleted food chain, including inhibiting factors in water as a result of scale, hardness, improper balance of dissolved solids or reagents in the water itself. This process also helps re-balance the salts in a correct manner for proper cellular metabolism or homeostasis.

Free electrons act as free radical scavengers (as free radicals are electron deprived), therefore neutralizing the negative impact of the free radicals, which prevents the cell damage related to the presence of free radicals.  This process allows the free electrons to coexist with the dynamic equilibrium potential of water, no matter how pure the pretreated water source.

 

In addition, the AgriMaxx ESP unit puts minerals like calcium, salt and iron into suspension, which allows these minerals to move through pipes and pump systems without attaching to the pipes, pumps, soils, plants etc. This makes the minerals benign to plants and animals, and also cleans out the existing scale from pipes, pumps, driplines, sprinklers, or anywhere hard water generally attaches to. This all happens using ONE AgriMaxx unit with a 110-volt power source: no chemicals to add, filters to change or new parts to purchase. 

 

Testimonial Dairy Owner
Animal Husbandry: Dairy Cows and Row Crops

We purchased a dairy ESP unit for our cows and a vitality unit for our family at the end of August in 2023 and we've been blown away by what we've seen. The first thing our salesman, Matt, told us to do was to drain our water heater at the dairy within 90 days of installing the unit. When we drained the water heater we pulled 200 pounds, no exaggeration, from the water heater. One of the selling points of this machine was that it would remove scale from our water system and stop if from forming moving forward, so draining that 200 pounds of scale told me it was working as designed. After that, I considered the purchase a win, cause water softening and descaling is really important for our milking equipment and it's better for our cows. 
Through the winter we noticed that our hospital pen was very small, which was a huge surprise because it was a wet, crummy winter season. Generally speaking, a winter like that causes lots of sickness and health issues for my cows, which just didn't happen. Another profitable aspect that that reflects the low hospital  numbers was the savings we've seen in our pharmaceutical cost, which was significant. Our older cows who have a harder time conceiving were getting pregnant and holding their milk production and my voluntary cull numbers are taking even more precedence over my involuntary numbers. Culling healthier cows has improved my  bottom line even more and I believe it's because of the frequencies.
We also saw a major decrease is mastitis, e. coli, salmonella and mortality (all of which they tuned for in my machine), but most importantly our insemination rates went THROUGH THE ROOF. We went from 36% to 58% on first pass and 42% to 72% on second pass, which is something I've never seen before in my herd. Getting that kind of efficiency in my insemination rates was way beyond my expectations and tells me my herd is very healthy, which was my goal. Our cows are also milking really well, I'm seeing increases in my milk gallons per day, fat and protein percentages. We recently retuned my machine to fight the HPAI (avian influenza) which started showing up here in Idaho of late and, from what I've seen, I'm confident this bird flu will not impact my herd which helps me sleep at night. We're also going to start decreasing our detergents and cleaning agents which Matt suggested in the initial pitch. This isn't something we'd normally try,  but since the unit has done everything else he said it would, we're going to give it a shot. 
I've had a great experience with this technology, my sales rep was friendly, honest and extremely responsive anytime I've reached out. I just purchased a farm unit for my silage corn and can't wait to see what our crop looks like this year. I'd highly recommend this product and company.

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Jason Nunes

Owner

Nunes Family Dairy and Farms

Buhl, ID

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