This technology merges two technologies: Plant growth Promoting Fungi and Bacteria (Known as bioinoculants or biofertilizers) combined with Nano Sized Nutrients (78 trace minerals and small amounts of NPK). These technologies combined enable farmers to reduce water and nutrients between 30-50%. Utah State University tested Bactelife Industries’ “Nano Symbiotic Technology” on Alfalfa from May to September 2023 at the USU Wellsville location. USU researchers designed and executed a “Water Stress” test to measure performance in Untreated and Bactelife alfalfa plots with 100% irrigation (no water stress) to 50% irrigation (50% less water, increased water stress). Irrigation was divided between 4 watering events over the entire year. In a region that uses between 42 and 48 inches of water, USU research irrigated between 6.75 and 3.375 inches of water in the 100% to 50% irrigation. This represents an advanced water stress model of 86% to 93% reduction in water compared to farmers surrounding the USU test site. Furthermore, no fertilizer or herbicides have been used on these fields since 2022 (2 years of no fertilizer application).