Impact Fusion International Inc (IFUS)

[PEACHMAN]

IFUS continues with science, testing, and favorable results

As your President and CEO I am pleased to share with you major strides your
Company has made since the beginning of April. Each day your company opens up
a new avenue to secure sales for SGP+™.

Each day your company must answer
basic questions.

• Is it safe?
• Does it work?
• Does it reduce my costs?
• Does it reduce Carbon-footprint?

Each day our scientific team, our existing customers, and new customers continue to
show and report that the answer to these questions is “Yes.”


For slightly over a month a new trial has kicked off in a ranching operation at the
border of Oklahoma and Kansas. The rancher contacted the Company after seeing
the news clip on CBS. This trial is different in that the ration management does not
allow for mixing wagons and the type of ration management capabilities in other
ranching and dairy operations. Fresh, young spring grass (free range) as well as
wheat straw is being fed. SGP+™ is being placed into pastures in bale form and
NOT mixed with other high-priced supplements.


Early in the trial, the runny Score 1 Manure pats typically seen from fresh grass
transformed in a very short period of time to Score 2 pats. This is a marked
improvement for this type of ration management approach. Of late, Score 3 Pats are
now present. Per Dr. Robert Wells of the Noble Research Institute, these pats are
indicative of ration having the nutrients required to sustain herd performance. The
100-heifers being tested are being scored for said herd performance. At this time,
the herd is showing positive gains on SGP+™ combined with poor free-range grass
and wheat straw.

This, within itself, is significant and most promising.

Furthermore, a cost analysis against herd performance has been prepared by this
ranching operation. Here is what they are reporting to us:

When comparing previous ration management without SGP+™ to present ration
management (primarily free-range grazing with bales being placed into pasture
without mixing):

Reduction of feed production cost = $218
Increase of sale price of calf = $222
Total profit to bottom line = $440 / cow / calf pair.

Early in the testing cycle, these numbers are incredibly impressive. The trial will
proceed with a continued scrutiny of established science, new trials, and lab testing
presently in design phase or actually underway so as to determine actual lignin
breakdown (as a major breakthrough), fly reduction, and positive impacts of
digestibility and absorbability.

Sales revenues and cost savings to every rancher continue

IFUS STRONG