This study aimed at providing solutions to reduced production of agriculture and providing better chances to farmers for a better future with organic farming in line with Sustainable Development Goals. This study collected data for three crops (Cabbage, field beans, and maize) on growth performance and yield in six sites namely: Mau Narok, Mwea, Limuru, Molo, and Njabini between April and October 2017. The results of this study were presented in the form of tables and figures in which case the figures were pictorials. The results from this study suggest a positive effect of Eco-see 100 on both plant growth and yield for both crops evaluated. Since the results were consistent across the testing sites, the use of Eco-see 100 as a soil amendment for crop production in Kenya is recommended, which opens a window for possible solutions with organic farming targeting SDGs.

Keywords: Famine, organic agriculture, food security, Eco-see 100