Planting to Protect

From farm to flame, Minnesota soybean farmers are investing in their community and first responders who help their communities. This summer, join Minnesota Soybean at events around the state to see SoyFoam firsthand and learn more about this product.

SoyFoam Benefits

The first and only Greenscreen Certified Gold Fire Foam, SoyFoam is made with soy flour and engineered to be a safe fire combatant while protecting our firefighters and our communities

Firefighting foam concentrate that is:

For Counties

Each organized county soybean board will donate five pails of SoyFoam to their respective fire departments (10 if a combined county). The county board can determine which departments receive the foam.

SoyFoam FAQs

No. SoyFoam is compatible with existing foam inductors and aerating nozzles. It does not require changes in staffing or standard operating procedures (SOPs) for Class A and B fires, nor does it increase the need for apparatus inspections.

SoyFoam is cost competitive to current foam solutions.

Cross Plains Solutions is working with third-party vendors for distribution. Find a distributor near you.

Though SoyFoam is free of harmful PFAS chemicals, it’s still recommended to follow current decontamination policies and procedures.

It is available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums and 250-gallon totes.

SoyFoam can be frozen, heated and thawed and will still be fully functional. It also has a shelf life of 10 years.

Contact Drew Lyon

Dlyon@mnsoybean.com

Or by phone at 507-995-9495

A Safer Future for Firefighters

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