Verde AgriTech Ltd. T.NPK

income/acre of depleted vs. biodiverse soil; staggering stat

[koolkat]

iainT on ceo.ca: Took the time to watch ‘kiss the ground’ again today. Even more relevant now. I just wish they had focussed more on the potential economic benefits to farmers.... At one point they compare income per acre of depleted soil ($3 with subsidies) to that of bio-diverse soil ($100 without subsidies)….. now that is compelling.

[ICT1111]

KoolKat: you have edited iainT's comment on CEO by removing the sentence 'Unfortunately we live in a world where the economic motive is everything.' Change guru's like Elon Musk and Tony Seba have long argued that without true economic benefit the adoption of planet benefitting/saving behaviours does not happen. It takes initial govt incentives then early adopters to reach the

[koolkat]

Hi ICT1111, Thank you for your thoughts, I very much agree with you that if there is not the economic motive, then "altruistic" planet-saving behaviours on a large scale are not enforced. Very true and well said. You note that Change guru's like Elon Musk and Tony Seba have long argued that without true economic benefit the adoption of planet benefitting/saving behaviours does

[GeneralAladeen]

I only know of two public companies that have the potential to make real changes in the fertilizer market. NPK - verde that I am fully loaded with and I have a smaller position (after watching Kiss the Ground) in DAN Arrianne Phosphate that has a huge phosphate mine in Quebec and are running trials using phosphate and (ammonia/ nitrogen / Nat gas free) nutrient additives-  unlike MAP and DAP.