VFT has been utilized in agricultural applications, particularly involving seed germination and early plant development. Research in this area has evaluated how treated water and materials influence growth under controlled conditions.
Seed Germination Studies
Experiments with wheat, pinto, and carrot seeds were conducted by Dr. W.C. Levengood following standard procedures for germination research at the Pinelandia Biophysical Laboratory in Wolf Lake MI. The water used for the seed germination was altered by specific VFT frequency patterns. Compared with the control water (no VFT imprint) the structural water produced significant changes in seedling germination and development ranging up to +77%
Germination of Aged Seeds
Additional experiments conducted at the Oregon State University Seed Laboratory in Corvallis examined the effects of treated water on rice and onion seed germination. Seeds were divided into groups and watered with varying concentrations of treated water diluted with untreated water. Under the test conditions, the highest germination outcomes for both rice and onion seeds were observed at a 0.1% concentration.
