Golden Triangle Ventures Inc. (GTVH) Working to Develop, Commercialize First-of-Its-Kind Technology
- GTVH, HyFrontier Technologies working together to offer a patent-pending hydrogen and oxygen delivery system for agriculture.
- Company has seen recent developments that could significantly benefit the entire agricultural industry.
- Duplicating enhanced-growth thunderstorms cause can reduce need for crop rotations, helping millions of people avoid starvation.
A little more than a month after announcing its formal purchase agreement with HyFrontier Technologies (https://nnw.fm/HApVT), Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) is making good on its commitment to pursue ventures in the technology sector to provide advanced technology for the modern era. GTVH and HyFrontier Technologies are working together to offer a patent-pending, first-of-its-kind hydrogen and oxygen delivery system for agriculture (https://nnw.fm/jwO81).
“This acquisition has been something [we] have been working towards for quite some time,” said Golden Triangle Ventures CEO Steffan Dalsgaard, upon announcing the purchase agreement. “We knew that completing this agreement would show the world that we are fully committed to both our shareholders and the brilliant future of this revolutionary company. . . . In just the past few weeks, there have been developments that could significantly benefit the entire agricultural industry, which have only further bolstered my confidence on the trajectory and path forward.”
The mission of HyFrontier Tech is to improve global crop-production efficiency. To do this, the company is developing HyGrO, its patent-pending process and device technology, based on the understanding that lightning and thunderstorms deliver nitrogen and hydrogen to the soil, resulting in enhanced growth. In-house testing shows that hydrogen is capable of increasing crop yields by up to 25% and, in many circumstances, much higher. Larger root systems and better overall plant health were also observed in plants watered with the HyGrO unit.
“A bolt of lightning is so powerful, it breaks the covalent bonds of both the air and water it makes contact with to create nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen, which gets caught up in the rain and downdraft of the storm, falling to the earth, providing critical nutrients plants need,” the company explains. GTVH and HyFrontier believe that duplicating the enhanced growth thunderstorms cause can become a reality, thereby reducing the need for crop rotations and helping millions of people avoid starvation. “Land will yield better results for future generations,” the company continued, “paving the way for a more sustainable future.”
HyGrO can be used on any species of plant life in nearly any grow medium; it can also be retrofitted to wellheads for large-scale agricultural projects, indoor grow operations and small farms or utilized for a multitude of residential home and garden applications. Currently, HyFrontier is working with several universities to validate the HyGrO technology, with preliminary indications showing extremely positive results.
Golden Triangle Ventures is a multifaceted consulting company with many projects being developed that provide synergistic values in the health, entertainment and technology industries. The company aims to purchase, acquire and/or joint venture with established entities that management can help assist and develop into unique opportunities. Additionally, GTVH provides a professional corporate representation service to different companies in these sectors while consulting on a variety of business-development objectives. The goods and services represented are driven by innovators who have passion for and commitment to these marketplaces. The company plans to utilize relationships and create a platform for new and existing businesses to strengthen their products and/or services.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.GoldenTriangleInc.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to GTVH are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/GTVH
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- GTVH, HyFrontier Technologies working together to offer a patent-pending hydrogen and oxygen delivery system for agriculture.
- Company has seen recent developments that could significantly benefit the entire agricultural industry.
- Duplicating enhanced-growth thunderstorms cause can reduce need for crop rotations, helping millions of people avoid starvation.
A little more than a month after announcing its formal purchase agreement with HyFrontier Technologies (https://nnw.fm/HApVT), Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) is making good on its commitment to pursue ventures in the technology sector to provide advanced technology for the modern era. GTVH and HyFrontier Technologies are working together to offer a patent-pending, first-of-its-kind hydrogen and oxygen delivery system for agriculture (https://nnw.fm/jwO81).
“This acquisition has been something [we] have been working towards for quite some time,” said Golden Triangle Ventures CEO Steffan Dalsgaard, upon announcing the purchase agreement. “We knew that completing this agreement would show the world that we are fully committed to both our shareholders and the brilliant future of this revolutionary company. . . . In just the past few weeks, there have been developments that could significantly benefit the entire agricultural industry, which have only further bolstered my confidence on the trajectory and path forward.”
The mission of HyFrontier Tech is to improve global crop-production efficiency. To do this, the company is developing HyGrO, its patent-pending process and device technology, based on the understanding that lightning and thunderstorms deliver nitrogen and hydrogen to the soil, resulting in enhanced growth. In-house testing shows that hydrogen is capable of increasing crop yields by up to 25% and, in many circumstances, much higher. Larger root systems and better overall plant health were also observed in plants watered with the HyGrO unit.
“A bolt of lightning is so powerful, it breaks the covalent bonds of both the air and water it makes contact with to create nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen, which gets caught up in the rain and downdraft of the storm, falling to the earth, providing critical nutrients plants need,” the company explains. GTVH and HyFrontier believe that duplicating the enhanced growth thunderstorms cause can become a reality, thereby reducing the need for crop rotations and helping millions of people avoid starvation. “Land will yield better results for future generations,” the company continued, “paving the way for a more sustainable future.”
HyGrO can be used on any species of plant life in nearly any grow medium; it can also be retrofitted to wellheads for large-scale agricultural projects, indoor grow operations and small farms or utilized for a multitude of residential home and garden applications. Currently, HyFrontier is working with several universities to validate the HyGrO technology, with preliminary indications showing extremely positive results.
Golden Triangle Ventures is a multifaceted consulting company with many projects being developed that provide synergistic values in the health, entertainment and technology industries. The company aims to purchase, acquire and/or joint venture with established entities that management can help assist and develop into unique opportunities. Additionally, GTVH provides a professional corporate representation service to different companies in these sectors while consulting on a variety of business-development objectives. The goods and services represented are driven by innovators who have passion for and commitment to these marketplaces. The company plans to utilize relationships and create a platform for new and existing businesses to strengthen their products and/or services.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.GoldenTriangleInc.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to GTVH are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/GTVH
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
