Are tomato pilots available now?

Not yet. American Nitrogen is accepting interest while crop-specific institutional trials and pilot scheduling are developed.

Why could the Bloombox fit tomato production?

Tomatoes rely on controlled nitrogen delivery through vegetative growth, and many operations already use irrigation or fertigation systems compatible with liquid nitrate delivery.

Can I register my facility now?

Yes. Submit the pilot-program form and select Tomatoes so the team can review your operation for future availability.

How much power does the Bloombox use?

The Bloombox runs on roughly 2.13 kWh per day and uses approximately 57 gallons of water per day.

Availability TBD - Interest Open

BLOOMBOX for TOMATOES

A promising on-site nitrate application for high-demand vegetative growth and irrigation-driven production. Crop-specific pilots are coming soon.

Tomatoes growing in a controlled-environment facility

COMING SOON

TOMATO PILOT AVAILABILITY IS COMING SOON

American Nitrogen expects strong technical fit for tomato operations, but crop-specific institutional trials and commercial pilot scheduling are not yet ready. Register your interest so the team can evaluate your facility and notify you as availability opens.

The Agronomy

WHY NITROGEN MATTERS FOR TOMATOES

Tomatoes need steady nitrogen through vegetative growth to build the canopy and structure that support fruit load. Delivery must remain controlled as the plant shifts toward flowering and fruiting.

On-Demand, On-Site

A PROMISING FIT FOR ON-SITE NITRATE

The Bloombox produces nitrate-enriched water from air, water, and electricity for delivery through irrigation. Crop-specific operating parameters and performance targets will be established through institutional trials.

Application Assessment

WHAT WE'RE EVALUATING

STEADY

NITRATE DELIVERY

Designed for integration with irrigation-based feeding.

CEA + FIELD

FIT TO EVALUATE

Greenhouse, hydroponic, and field applications are under review.

TBD

PILOT AVAILABILITY

Crop-specific institutional trials are planned. Performance and commercial availability remain TBD.

Integration

Potential fit includes greenhouse fertigation, hydroponic systems, and irrigation-driven field production. Final integration requirements remain subject to technical review.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Are tomato pilots available now?: Not yet. American Nitrogen is accepting interest while crop-specific institutional trials and pilot scheduling are developed.
Why could the Bloombox fit tomato production?: Tomatoes rely on controlled nitrogen delivery through vegetative growth, and many operations already use irrigation or fertigation systems compatible with liquid nitrate delivery.
Can I register my facility now?: Yes. Submit the pilot-program form and select Tomatoes so the team can review your operation for future availability.
How much power does the Bloombox use?: The Bloombox runs on roughly 2.13 kWh per day and uses approximately 57 gallons of water per day.

REGISTER FOR FUTURE AVAILABILITY

Tell us about your tomatoes operation so we can evaluate fit and contact you as crop-specific pilot availability opens.