RE:RE:RE:RBC NotesFurther to this, I've just read how BHP's Jansen potash project won't be producing until 2026 at the earliest. Muttley - To your question about recessionary effects on commodities, this relationship applies to oil/iron ore/copper commodities, but I am not so sure about the relationship between recession and food prices, which are more like essential staples rather than being related to discretionary spending. Happy to be corrected, but I would expect food prices and thereby fertiliser prices, to be less correlated to recessions than other commodities. But the article did refer to the connection with oil prices due to ammonia production, and oil prices will come back with a recession due to demand destruction. I think we all know that potash prices will come back. The good news is that the PFS values released were based on KCl prices about two thirds lower than where they are now.