Eden Research Share Discussion Threads

[supersonico] 10/8/2019 18:54

Analysis.. That's a bit of an ask Brucie5 of someone who won't even acknowledge the existence of Cedroz.. Lol.

A strong positive indicator for Eden's success is the absence of Fraudy lube.

Fraudy has done the analysis and went away tail between legs. They won't be back and sadly I will never be a BB moron..again.

Life is full of regrets.

Day1

[brucie5] 10/8/2019 18:43

Jak, you've been calling this down for some years now. What might finally call your analysis into serious question? Please gve some metrics for your own 'success'.

[supersonico] 10/8/2019 14:45

Eden Technology ARAW being trailed at Lleida winery , one of the largest in Europe 2000 hectares, with a focus on Organic production and environmental protection where numerous actions are carried out in favor of sustainability and biodiversity: soil management with plant cover, control of pests through ecological techniques, creation of reservoirs for native species, recycling of nutrients naturally, among many others, making Raimat a European leader in this viticultural practice.
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Raimat renews its "Wineries for Climate Protection" seal that certifies its work for environmental
sustainability.



Actions in favor of sustainability and respect for climate change implemented by Raimat are once again awarded. The winery in Lleida has renewed its “Wineries for Climate Protection” seal, the only certificate for the wine sector in environmental sustainability. Only 19 wineries throughout Spain have this certificate and Raimat is the only one of the D.O. Costers del Segre.

The centennial Raimat winery has renewed until 2020 its "Wineries for Climate Protection" certificate, which supports the commitment of the wineries for a sustainable and respectful development with climate change. Only 19 wineries throughout Spain have obtained the certificate since its creation, in 2016, and Raimat was the first six to get recognition and is the only one of the D.O. Costers del Segre.

As wine growers of one of the largest vineyards in Europe, the Lleida winery is consolidated as well as a reference in sustainability and environmental protection, being organic viticulture an important axis for the production of its quality wines.

In its more than 2,000 hectares of vineyards, numerous actions are carried out in favor of sustainability and biodiversity: soil management with plant cover, control of pests through ecological techniques, creation of reservoirs for native species, recycling of nutrients naturally, among many others, making Raimat a European leader in this viticultural practice.

In this way and leading a rising trend both nationally and internationally, the winery has been a pioneer since its creation in 1914 in the application of sustainable viticulture systems. In 2011, Raimat joined the voluntary emission reduction program of the Catalan Office of Climate Change, being the first winery to do so.

That same year, it was one of the three 3 pilot wineries of the Wineries for Climate Protection global initiative, the first and only specific certification for the wine sector in environmental sustainability, granted by the Spanish Wine Federation. This acts on four fundamental pillars: reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, water management, waste reduction and energy efficiency and renewable energy.
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Raimat starts its 100% sustainable harvest season.



Redsostal
The Raimat winery has tonight kicked off the 2019 vintage season in Europe. Organic production remains one of the pillars of environmental sustainability, along with other measures such as the reintroduction of native species for the improvement of biodiversity and the use of electric vehicles.
In this 2019 campaign, Raimat consolidates more than ever as one of the world's leading wineries in owning one of the largest certified organic areas worldwide.

Harvest of higher quality
At night, manually and on one side of the strain, this is how Raimat's technical team selects the best grape, strain to strain, in order to obtain unique expressions at the level of flavor and aromas. A thorough choice that seeks to achieve balanced, intense and unique wines in essence. In this way, Raimat wines claim to be increasingly tasty, with very characteristic nuances that will make them the best expression of the land they come from. In addition, and due to the low temperatures that are achieved with the night harvest, a better preservation of the aromas and flavors of the grape is favored.

“This year in Raimat an exceptional harvest is expected for its quality. Despite the two weeks of heat in late June and mid-July, the rest of the weather has been very favorable: dry, warm and cool nights; characteristics of this climate ”, declares Joan Esteve, technical director of Raimat. “Fruity and fresh white grapes and wines are expected. For the red varieties it is still too early, since there are more than two months left for their harvest, ”adds Esteve.

In this climate, the most continental in Catalonia, Mediterranean varieties such as xarel·lo have been expressed in a unique way. An example is found in one of the novelties, El Niu de la Cigonya, a complex wine, which maintains the freshness of the fruit with a subtle integration of wood.

However, "the Chardonnay variety has been the main protagonist of Raimat's harvest tonight, destined for the elaboration of Raimat cava, which will reach the market in about a year and a half," says Carles Escolar, winemaker at Raimat. The harvest will continue with the harvest of strains destined for the elaboration of white wines that will last until the middle of the month of September and that will end with the harvest of the red grape in October.

Raimat, 100% sustainable tradition
Raimat is a European leader in sustainable viticulture, after more than a century of work adapting the soil, climate and work of the vineyard. Apart from making 100% organic wines, this centennial winery goes one step further and worries because, in addition, they are achieved in the most sustainable way possible. “This is a slow process, but it pays off as goals are achieved; more biodiversity, more wealth, better balance and finally better quality. We know that it is not the fastest or the shortest path, but it is the one that will take us further, ”says Esteve.

Since its creation in 1914, the winery is a pioneer in the application of sustainable viticulture systems such as: the application of natural methods to combat pests, seeking the improvement of the vineyard ecosystem, which translates into more biodiversity; the use of 100% renewable energy, incorporating electric vehicles to monitor the vineyard and having a large energy self-generation project with its own biomass combustion plant; saving irrigation water, as well as reducing CO2 emissions, among many other goals. In addition, Raimat has a series of projects to recover native fauna and more than 30 different birds that live or are passing through the area have already been identified.

In 2011, this winery was the first to join the voluntary emission reduction program of the Catalan Office of Climate Change. That same year, it was one of the three pilot wineries of the Wineries for Climate Protection global initiative. Actively participating in European projects of the Life initiative since 2012, the winery has also had a Plant Defense Association for a couple of years, created with the objective of improving pest monitoring and monitoring. In addition, Raimat has different projects underway, such as the European VISCA (Vineyards Integrated Smart Climate Application) initiative to mitigate the effects of climate change and others related to precision viticulture, such as the GOPHYTOVID, aimed at controlling diseases more sustainable.

[supersonico] 10/8/2019 14:26

“Current-IPM-Fit”: a new proposal for enhanced efficacy labelling of plant protection products



In the European Union, plant protection products (PPP) undergo an intensive evaluation procedure including toxicology, ecotoxicology, fate and residues for approval of the active substance. On product level, additionally the efficacy against pests and adverse effects on pest antagonists and on the cultivated plant itself, i.e. phytotoxicity, are evaluated. Currently, a development towards a two-class classification system takes place in which PPP with low impact in risk categories (“low-risk products”) can be approved with reduced efficacy requirements.

Other parallel registration pathways that include limited or no evaluation of efficacy exist for basic substances and minor-use registrations. Nevertheless, registration of a product does not give information of its efficacy level in many European countries. The situation for the effects of PPP on antagonists of practical relevance in growing systems is similar: up to date, there is a lack of information on relevant antagonists because the evaluation and registration process include mostly information about the standard indicator organisms Typhlodromus pyri and Aphidius rhopalosiphi. As a consequence, information on efficacy levels on target pests and side effect levels on relevant pest antagonists are to date mainly provided by private companies, mainly PPP-producing companies and beneficial organisms-producing companies.

Unfortunately, it is not transparent on which observations and experiments these ratings base on, i.e. these ratings do not undergo an independent evaluation process. But verified knowledge on efficacy and side effects on relevant antagonists are vital for successful IPM strategies. Both, efficacy and side effects on pest antagonists must be considered together in order to foresee the outcome of a PPP application in an agricultural system. Therefore, the aim of this opinion paper is to propose a standardized European labelling system that displays efficacy levels and side effect levels on beneficial arthropods other than bees.
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[supersonico] 10/8/2019 09:51

Brucie5..This Happened

TT and Bayer..Parallel delays.

2011..in the coming months got us to 2015
2015..in the coming months got us to 2016.
Eden deal gets seat on TT Board
2016..in the coming months got us to 2017
2017..in the coming months got us to 2018
2018..in the coming months got us to June 2018
June 2018..in short order/ Shelf life / Formulation got us to Sept 2018
Sept 2018..New school year..gets us to Jan 2019.
Jan 2019. multi product Launch..delayed to New school year Sept 19.

Every year the carrot gets bigger and the look over here distraction narrative of 'we are primarily a crop protection company' gets told despite the non crop protection opportunities stated in the illusive 'pipeline' list is close to outnumbering the Crop protection list.

Eden in 2012/13 had to decide how to manage the opportunities that the Hollow Glucan tech offered. The cost of doing so meant partners with deep pockets and strict NDA's but they also needed investors and a visible public profile/narrative which was crop protection via Sumitomo primarily via the 2014/15 Sumiagro/sipcam deals and 2015 Taminco/Eastman.

The other pipeline/opportunities verticals went to Bayer and TT with an enhanced licencing deal made also in 2014 who took on much of the coordination of the non Crop protection portions via Sumitomo, Bayer and quite possibly others like SC Johnson via the 2014/5 TT licence conduit.

So while crop protection trundled along nicely giving regular progress reports and hope to longterm investors the Bayer and TT promises were never forthcoming. The carrots got bigger as the timelines kept being stretched and even SustainE joined the Bigger parallel Carrots Narrative with 'collaborators' involved.

One has to ask who are these collaborators ?? since coincidently the SustainE news locks down the share price into the narrow band and stifles bounce that would surely come from the announcement.

SustainE joins the Parallel Delays club

What stood out was the parallel nature of the TT and Bayer delays which left Eden and many Mr Ehrmantraut's having to tell investors ever taller tales about shelf life and formulation issues to keep investors 'sticky'. Concurrently the EU was reviewing much of it's rules on Biocides and endocrine disruptors so there were regulatory boxes to be ticked as well.

Were left with 5 years of promises, product development and parallel delays (TT/Bayer/SustainE) which of course could be just coincidence or a shared legal or technical issue which could be further complicated by changes in corporate strategy as Bayer/Sumitomo etal build on the opportunities the technology offers in the evolving Sustainablity mega trend transition landscape.

What we are waiting on is the execution phase which is where Cenkos and New York along with TT/Sumitomo/Bayer etal show us the nice pictures they have drawn with Eden's crayons and Eden evolve from being the Crop protection Caterpillar to the 3 vertical Butterfly/papillon ..Hopefully.

We've been distracted and amused by Seans tiddlers.. Mevalone/ Cedroz ..now we await the Delayed Giants all wrapped up in SustainE.

All Guesses all the time. DYOR

[paulpaolo] 09/8/2019 22:48

>> why is the market still unappreciative and why isn’t Eden not shouting of this from the top of the roof? (Northwick)

- Erm, you speak as if it were normally Eden’s practice to shout good news the top of the roof. Have you not noticed that Eden is the most reticent of all firms about positives ? On balance, I do prefer this approach to the more showmanlike, untrustworthy (as I see it) CEOs of firms like Sound Energy, PANR, Kod and UKOG, who shout in RNS’s they “are delighted to announce good news” when there often seems to be none that’s real, and whose shares long term seem to turn out to be dogs. Long term I remain certain, steadfast, that Eden will come good, as we only need some of its prospects for various products in various markets to come to fruition, for its share price to rise a good deal, with such a puny £22m market cap. Meantime, the poor comms compared to other AIM firms, keeps the shares cheap and I’ve gradually built up a good holding. It’s the one share I never sell. By poor comms, I don’t mean that they don’t announce good concrete news; they do, but they don’t signpost progress towards it (nor do they tell you about delays in good time; that, at least, they have in common with Sound Energy, PANR, Kod and UKOG !). I thought the proactive investor event they put on might represent a new approach to comms, but that hasn’t been sustained.

[brucie5] 09/8/2019 20:34

You could hardly make it up. Indeed. This was eight years ago... What happened..?

[33mick] 09/8/2019 17:42

Yes I know it's been a long checkered story..hopefully to come good soon.
Woodford's slice of Buford cap I beleve was on paper knocked down £120 mil this week alone..6x Eden's mark cap alone..horror story..

[supersonico] 09/8/2019 16:59

33mick..Eden investors have been watching the carrot for a while longer than Woodford.

Bed Bugs and Wrist Bands - Eden Research (Eden)
25/6/2011

You could hardly make it up. Without a regulator in sight, suddenly Eden Research (Eden on Plus Markets) is poised to reap a small fortune in royalties on bug repellants and such which generate hundreds of millions of dollars in sales to the likes of Wal Mart. Repeatable revenue here we come, and this could be big time.

[33mick] 09/8/2019 16:32

On the sensitive subject of frustration s with under performing small caps...
Just walked past Niel Woodford in Totnes...not 15 mins ago ..he didn't look unduly stressed I must say..
Eden's share price is fairing relatively well compared...hope it works out for his patient investors

[supersonico] 09/8/2019 14:33

Mrs 100K returns for a bargain.


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Blue skies in Spain today for an open day to demonstrate the brilliant results growers are getting with #ARAW.
Technical advice and support from
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[supersonico] 09/8/2019 11:38

With the Limited number of crop protection alternative products available to growers, the unity of Member states slow to approve Mevalone and Cedroz is striking .

Still I'm sure those choreographers currently talking to Cenkos won't mind the damp share price while we wait for news..

[supersonico] 09/8/2019 10:42

Because it so safe...

Bayer Proposes Paying $8 Billion to Settle Roundup Cancer Claims

[brucie5] 08/8/2019 12:23

Anyone who attacks Neil attacks Me.
"I am Neil Young."
"No, I am Neil young."
"No, I am Neil Young!"

Repeat.

(You can't beat a Heart of Gold)

[supersonico] 08/8/2019 12:16

The green turn? The organic is doing it, starting with the Municipalities "
June 26th
"La Stampa" interviews Maria Grazia Mammuccini, spokeswoman for Change the Earth, the campaign for the agro-ecological change.



"The last Istat report was summarized with the title" The green turn ". Well, but in this description of the good Italian performances a topic that is central is just mentioned: the organic. While in the last few years we have lost ground for renewables and for the circular economy, the opposite is true for biology: not only does growth not stop, but the movement widens. Agroecology is one of the axes of the revival of the country: it must be supported, above all starting from the local dimension ". There are currently 66 municipalities that have approved regulations to reduce the use of pesticides and spread organic farming in their territories: this was discussed in the meeting "Free from pesticides, Italy starts from the Municipalities", organized by Cambia the Earth, the campaign of Federbio, Legambiente, WWF, Lipu and Medici per l'Ambiente. Commenting on the significance of the initiative, Maria Grazia Mammuccini, who coordinates the campaign for Federbio and, in her organic farm in Chianti, produces the wines of memory by recovering vines in extinction like the pugnitello, the barsaglina, the fogliatonda.

The organic has experienced rapid growth, but the starting numbers were small.

"They were, I'm not anymore. The organic fields represent 15.4% of the national agricultural area, that is, they extend over almost 2 million hectares, and count on more than 75 thousand businesses. In the last seven years there has been a 71% increase in surface area. And the annual turnover has exceeded 5 billion euros, of which 3.5 in the domestic market and 2.1 in the export, with an annual increase that for a long time travels to two figures. It is a trend that is gradually strengthening ”.

Are you talking about sales?

"Not only. Sixty-six municipalities have decided to relaunch the game of low environmental impact agriculture on an institutional level. They use the spaces granted by the National Pesticide Reduction Plan to activate regulations aimed at limiting the use of pesticides thus increasing the level of protection of the inhabitants. Furthermore the birth of biological districts is another sign of a movement that starts from the bottom but is finding more attentive shores also at the political level ”.
For example, the law on organic products was approved in the House by a very large majority.

"To be operational the law must now be rapidly approved by the Senate. But the go-ahead of Montecitorio so widely shared was a very important step. The new legislation recognizes the environmental value of organic farming, establishes the logo of Italian organic farming and encourages the promotion of innovative elements such as biodistricts and provides adequate tools to grow organic agriculture as advanced supply chain systems and investments in training and research ".

Isn't the organic system already abundantly financed?

"This is an urban legend. The truth of the numbers is another. The figures from the Chamber's Research Department tell us that the 2014-2020 CAP funding for Italian agriculture is a total of about 62.5 billion and the part that goes to organic farming is 1.8 billion: 2.9% of the resources compared to the 15.4 percent of agricultural area cultivated with the organic method. In other words, cultivation systems that restore wealth to the land, decrease the greenhouse impact of production and protect biodiversity are penalized ".

Perhaps because internationally there is a great concern about the possibility of feeding the 10 billion people that by the end of the century it will be necessary to feed and conventional agriculture is believed to be more useful.
"But it is precisely from the international point of view that the rethinking with respect to agriculture with high environmental impact has been more clear. The turning point was sanctioned in the spring of the year taken by the International Congress of Agroecology organized in Rome by the FAO. It was the director of the FAO who said that the model of the revolution that was called green is over and that the agroecology approach is the global breakthrough that we need both from the point of view of food safety and climate security ".

And the role of Italy in this turn?

"We are facing a real transformation of the way food is produced and consumed in which a growing number of consumers are asking for products that defend health, the balance of the fields and the principles of social equity. From this point of view, our country has a leadership role: we have chosen the path of quality and identity products linked to the territory. Now we must support these choices with courageous and decisive policies to widen the potential of a change that is already emerging autonomously. Starting with the future of the CAP, the Common Agricultural Policy and the approval of the new National Action Plan on the sustainable use of pesticides (Pan): the former gave priority to integrated agriculture, which makes great use of synthetic pesticides chemistry starting from glyphosate. The new Pan, which should already be in public consultation and instead is blocked to the competent Ministries, Agriculture, Environment and Health, should take into consideration our most urgent and coherent proposals with the work done by the Municipalities: 40% of agricultural area dedicated to the organic by 2030; minimum safety distances from homes, public places and organic crops compared to the fields where pesticides are used; information to neighbors about the times and methods of treatment by using pesticides. And prohibition of the use of pesticides in protected areas following EU directives ".

[supersonico] 08/8/2019 08:34

Theres only one way to investigate Neil Young (@discogs) and these Lowest of the low corporate death squad scum Fickups couldn't even do that right.

Revealed: how Monsanto's 'intelligence center' targeted journalists and activists



Monsanto operated a “fusion center” to monitor and discredit journalists and activists, and targeted a reporter who wrote a critical book on the company, documents reveal. The agrochemical corporation also investigated the singer Neil Young and wrote an internal memo on his social media activity and music.

[brucie5] 07/8/2019 18:39

Remember, revenues from mevalone are from a very low base. I would want to see product sales more than doubling, with incipient sales of Cedroz and MeV for apples. But still unimpressive from a simple price to revenue basis.

[northwick] 07/8/2019 17:47

Why isn't the market then taking notice of this? I would have thought Eden is obliged to let the market know if the figures are going to be materially different from their previous guidance as required by the stock exchange.Again, who is missing the trick?

[weyweyumfozo] 07/8/2019 15:47

Hello Northwick,

Yes, I was implying that Mevalone use will be higher this year, in France at least.

I could be wrong, but I believe grape growers using Mevalone tend to have an early application at the time of flowering, then not much use mid-summer, then maybe two or three applications up to harvest time if the weather is damp/humid.

The earliest harvesting in France is around late August, through to October, so I would expect it to be applied throughout August in many areas of France.

Maybe we'll get an update with the results late September 2019.

Didn't someone have a link to a website that told growers when to apply Mevalone? It would be interesting to see what that recommends.