“The farmer is the only man in our economy who buys everything at retail, sells everything at wholesale, and pays the freight both ways.”

John F. Kennedy

Who we are

SFS system is disruptive; combining decades of testing, agricultural experience, in-depth knowledge of cellular metabolism, a commitment to natural/organic applications and research driven decisions; creating revolutionary powerful farming solutions.


Mission

We are a disruptive, environmentally conscience farming technology company, unapologetic in our passion to produce transformational farming solutions; developing innovative ways to finance and implement profitable global initiatives that directly empower and impact the local community while substantially contributing to a vastly improved economic result; radically increasing delivery of more nutritious food and rejuvenated soil.

Global Need / Industry Transformation Opportunity


Maize Production Yield Gap

There's a corn yield gap of up to 69% globally

The yield gap is the difference between the potential yield and the actual production

 

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November 22, 2022

Vision for a regenerative and nourishing food future for the Earth and People

To best understand the input and outcomes of the vision of Salvation Farming Solutions is at best a 3-Dimensional equation and like the advent of “Windows” for computers, SFS is a new operating solution for the living planet. First, we must understand the Top Down aspects of how things get done and undone. How will governments learn to embrace this new technology? By partnering with Global agencies with fiscal relations with the countries we serve there is already a pathway of support that can be altered to the more productive, eco-safe, nature-based, regenerative program that Salvation Farming Solutions presents.
November 16, 2022

Current and future challenges facing the food system

We currently face the collapse of many of the same systems that provide us the ability to live on Planet Earth. The water and air are polluted. Toxins have been inputted into the soil under the guise of improving production, and these very toxins have remained combined as new chemicals that have other effects while most of the inputs for the ground have leeched into water systems further toxifying the freshwater

Given the significant farmer cost savings and improved production output with this program it is recommended that Market Demonstrations be pursued to make these solutions more available for smallholder farmers as climate resilient options for improved food security and economic development for the sector…

M. Rajesh Kumar
Director Saral Jeevan India Foundation; India

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