RE:Read the last set of financials on SedarI would agree for the most part. I don't think their burn rate is too worrysome given their current state. They are pre-revenue at this point, but I would imagine the bio-pesticide for strawberries will be good to go in the US by next year and that will generate a few million bucks of revenue. I don't foresee this resulting in additional burn spend, I think it just a matter of spending on employees, regulatory approval and R&D. Seems like they don't want to get too ahead of themselves either but rather capitalize on a couple opportunities now (strawberries, sunflowers, blueberries) and then really delve in to some of the other crops they going.