Forever Feed Technologies Secures Dairy Farm Contract

HANFORD, Calif., Nov. 9, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Forever Feed Technologies, a leader in automated hydroponic livestock feed systems, today announced a $15 million contract with Bar-20 Dairy Farms, Kerman, California. The contract marks the second major GrowSystem™ feed center announced by the company this year, delivering a transformative solution for water conservation and herd productivity in the dairy industry.

The two GrowSystems initially planned for Bar-20 will save more than 95% of the water typically needed to grow more than 800 acres of alfalfa while producing over 75 tons of fresh ForeverFeed™ livestock feed per day. Designed with capacity to add a third system, the new Feed Center will support more than 7,000 milking cows as part of Bar-20's 15,000-animal operation.

Bar-20 Dairy Farms, part of the Shehadey family group of companies, continues its long-standing commitment to sustainability. The FFT project builds on Bar-20's earlier initiatives, including dairy methane digesters and a Microgrid fuel cell system with California Bioenergy and Bloom Energy added in 2021. The dairy biogas is also used to produce renewable hydrogen transportation fuel.

Partnering with Bar-20 Dairy Farms validates the real-world impact of the company's technology. FFT's ForeverFeed™ sprouted grain feed, providing highly nutritious, digestible feed year-round, reduces vulnerability to weather, drought, and supply chain disruptions while lowering water, land, and input costs.

The Bar-20 project highlights a new era for the livestock feed industry. FFT's ForeverFeed™ sprouted grain feed, produced using a fraction of the water, land, and fossil fuels required by traditional farming methods, provides producers with the ability to reduce weather risks and expand their operations sustainably. One FFT GrowSystem™ can produce up to 50 tons of fresh ForeverFeed™ sprouted grain per day.

Forever Feed Technologies, founded and funded by farmers, helps producers reduce weather risks and gives them the ability to expand their operations sustainably. The company operates in Hanford, California, and American Fork, Utah.