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Impact Fusion International Inc. Implements Hybrid Research Model to Accelerate Testing and Research of its SGP+(TM) Brand
Impact Fusion International Inc. Implements Hybrid Research Model to Accelerate Testing and Research of its SGP+(TM) Brand.
About this update from Impact Fusion International Inc.
[{"type":"text","content":"NAPOLEONVILLE, LA / ACCESSWIRE / March 7, 2023 / (OTC PINK:IFUS) The challenge facing Impact Fusion's path to attaining our goal of having SGP+™ accepted as a widely utilized, high-performing supplement for beef and dairy cattle is to simplify the information gathered by hands-on ranchers, dairymen, and scientists.SGP+™ is a technology supported by a product line that, when mixed with the specific ration of any given rancher or dairyman, has shown to produce incredible results. Ration mixing and ration management, as determined by manure scoring, provides guidance as to how much SGP+™ should be mixed with a rancher's or dairyman's ration to achieve herd performance. Working in tandem with ranchers and dairymen, our scientific team strives daily to better demonstrate the impact SGP+™ has on the health and well-being of the herds which includes environmental compliance. We, then, have a multi-tiered approach to conducting the requisite studies geared towards product, service, and sales, while doing more advanced scientific studies to confirm the results discovered at the grass roots level.Currently, these studies are being conducted under the close supervision of the IFUS scientific team and follow established and accepted testing protocols.Concurrently, the Company is assessing which universities and private research institutes will be chosen to conduct deeper and more complex studies. Since the Company applied for a grant from the U.S.D.A., it has learned that if the grant were to be approved, the U.S.D.A. required in excess of 60% of any funding awarded to be spent on internal company expenses. That requirement would have left less than 30% for testing from outside, objective third-parties such as Texas A&M and Oklahoma State. Hence, the funding would have proved woefully inadequate for critical testing to further understand the positive impacts being reported by ranchers and dairymen.Also, that particular study would have been limited to "Carbon and Nitrogen Reduction on Beef Heifers Interpolated into Nutritional Effectiveness." Our studies address the environmental crisis impacting present-day beef and dairy herds through a reduction in Carbon-load from excessive respiration and waste elimination. However, the broader focus targets improved digestion and absorption in a healthier herd, wh...