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    • Smart Saltwater Agriculture

      We provide cutting-edge agriculture technology to sustainably cultivate produce using saltwater resources

    • What We Do

      Red Sea Farms offers diverse products and services, including produce, technology, and consultancy.
      Our lovingly-grown produce is not only sustainable, organic, and pesticide-free, but also healthier and
      better tasting! Our patent-pending technology enables greenhouse and hydroponic farms to grow
      more and better food with less water and energy - saving money and sustainably increasing profits. Our
      team of experts provides world-class technical advice, design, and project management for saltwater
      and desert agriculture.

      Fresh Produce

      tastier

      more nutritious

      non-GMO & pesticide-fee

      Greenhouse Technology

      build new saltwater greenhouse

      retrofit existing greenhouses

      patent-pending saltwater cooling technologies

      Consulting

      technical advice

      saltwater agriculture

      project management

      Plants/Seeds

      salt-tolerant plants

      high quality seeds

      grafted seedlings

    • Unlock the potential of saltwater

      We develop and use saltwater-based agricultural systems, to reduce the water and carbon footprint of modern agriculture, and to do this environmentally sustainably and economically viably.

    • Who We Are

      Our vision is to see a world where saltwater resources are used sensibly and sustainably to produce food for global communities. By doing so, more food will be available locally so all people will have greater access to healthy, tasty, and sustainably produced food.

      Prof. Mark Tester

      Founder

      • Professor of Plant Science at KAUST since 2013
      • Honorary professor at University of Adelaide and Dundee University
      • Former board member of AGT (Australia’s largest wheat breeding company)
      • Founder of the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility

      Dr. Ryan Lefers

      Founder

      • Researcher at KAUST Water Desalination and Reuse Center since 2013
      • Wide experience in research, consulting, farming and entrepreneurship
      • Co-founder of A&A Epiphany aquaponics
      • Professional engineer
    • News About Us

      KAUST takes semi-saline irrigation to a new level

      Shaking up salt-friendly agriculture

      Featured in Arab News

      Featured in AgFunder News

      Featured in Startup MGZN

    • Social Media Updates

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    • More About Our Research

    • Contact Us

      King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, KAUST, Thuwal 23955, Saudi Arabia
      Sunday to Thursday, 9am to 6pm
      +966 12 8082922
      +966 12 8082922
      info@redseafarms.com
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    • The Blog

      Updates from the RSF Team

      Excitement at the Entrepreneurship World Cup!
      December 4, 2019
      Excitement at the Entrepreneurship World Cup! On June 29, Red Sea Farms had the opportunity to participate in the national Saudi Finals of the Entrepreneurship World Cup held in King Abdullah Economic City. We were thrilled to be part of the event, as the Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) is the...
      Updates from Asfan
      December 4, 2019
      Updates from Asfan The team has been busy these past few months renovating the Asfan greenhouse, installing the hydroponics systems and our patent-pending saltwater evaporative cooling system.   The greenhouse will accommodate our tomato plants while showcasing our smart saltwater evaporative...
      Hello, We're Red Sea Farms. Nice to meet you!
      December 4, 2019
      Hello, We're Red Sea Farms. Nice to meet you! Freshwater constitutes only 2.5% of all water on earth, and modern agriculture consumes 70% of it. This results in an unsustainable depletion of precious freshwater resources and disregards the potential uses of saltwater, which makes up the other...

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