The revenue generated from High Ground’s metal recycling business can then be deployed by sovereign nations to fund the next step necessary to transform conflict zones to farm land.  By working with its strategic partners, High Ground can assist its sovereign nation partners in implementing comprehensive regeneration and redevelopment programs including the development of existing port and the reclamation of conflict zones for use as agricultural zones and expanding trade opportunities for agricultural products and other commodities. With its current access to proven proprietary technologies and focus on further development of additional technologies for its currently existing and future sovereign partners, High Ground is well positioned to take advantage of the high demand for agricultural technologies that can reduce water utilization, decontaminate, enrich nutrients and grow higher producing and stronger crops.

Globally, the food crisis has been highlighted and exacerbated by continued conflicts such as the recent Ukraine war.  Many countries continue to struggle to feed their populations and will likely face even greater struggles as populations continue to grow, and further struggle to maximize their national crops for GDP.  Drought and contamination have plagued many geographies driving the need for technological solutions.  As conflicts persist and the global population grows the fight for clean water and high yield crops becomes a primary fundamental problem.    High Grounds’ access to proven proprietary technology can solve this problem by transforming unutilized and dangerous blighted areas into fruitful agricultural zones.