Harvest Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[kreature] 02/9/2022 16:45

Do you need to be resident in the UK to post here ?

[berrymanl200] 02/9/2022 12:55

Yes it would suggest the poster is not uk resident and is about 2 time zones to th the east.

[whl2] 02/9/2022 12:53

Are you familiar with time zones Berryman ?

[ypymytyc] 02/9/2022 12:52

Certainly not R$3,000,000 worth!

I remember laughing when they RNSd the waste collection and diesel storage installations, hope they RNS this one!



YP

[berrymanl200] 02/9/2022 12:42

Posted at 5 in the morning to tell us he bought a small shed?

[whl2] 02/9/2022 12:33

Too small ?

[ypymytyc] 02/9/2022 05:09

New shed, what a waste!

YP

[kreature] 01/9/2022 19:39

Can they not dry the dust in the ground to save on shed space?

[ypymytyc] 01/9/2022 07:44

Forecast for central Brasil is a positive 'normal to above normal rainfall' during October/November, so they should have plenty of opportunity to fill a shed?

Strange how the Verde 1.2mtpa plant 2 doesn't seem to have this 'Achilles heel'?



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[putinaire] 31/8/2022 19:56

Massive floods

[whl2] 31/8/2022 19:15

Thank heaven for global warming !

[ypymytyc] 31/8/2022 19:05

I suppose the new 'wet product' storage shed, contrary to the MDs statement will not be completed "sometime next month", that being August?

No rush really, rain not expected til at least late Sept?


YP

[kreature] 31/8/2022 13:03

Always nice to have a new shed

[ypymytyc] 31/8/2022 13:02

Verde Plant 2 just makes it August completion!

Meanwhile, work on Harvest new shed continues.



YP

[kreature] 30/8/2022 17:24

Yes it would be ideal for a long winding endless garden path

[ypymytyc] 30/8/2022 17:20

Ideal for Monty Don as a filler in his garden paths then?



YP

[jfreshfield] 30/8/2022 17:18

This is an amazing thread full of nut jobs and weirdos

[vlad the impaler] 30/8/2022 17:17

Some selling going on in this window. i wondered why not 4p yet. Still selling required

[kreature] 30/8/2022 17:15

As far as I can see the dust isn't suitable for making mortar.... but rock dust is sometimes used in Brazil to make a level surface to pave on. I would imagine that would cause an awful lot of issues with huge plants growing in the paving gaps ?

[ypymytyc] 30/8/2022 16:55

I wonder if someone asked about the CFEM disparity at the AGM?


YP

[ypymytyc] 30/8/2022 16:41

Meane....

As a remineraliser the dust is not the best of quality in terms of granulation guarantee, so using it in mortar would not be my choice.
There's nothing worse than having big bits in your mortar.
Now if it was mineral fertiliser dust, then that would be OK in mortar.
The problem is although kpf... 'the remineraliser' and kpf.. the 'mineral fertiliser' have exactly the same granulation guarantee, the granulation for remineraliser has a tolerance of '5 parts' through all the gauges, whereas mineral fertiliser does not.
This problem may well explain why MAPA made numerous inspections of the plant during the process of mineral fertiliser certification and also why Harvest appear not to promote the dust as a 'mineral fertiliser' in Brasil?

Doubt that has anything to do with todays drop though?

Are you building a house Meane..?



YP

[kreature] 30/8/2022 15:15

The product is Rock Dust. That is just a fact.

[berrymanl200] 30/8/2022 12:54

Spoiler alert. Wait till Monty Don and all the people in agriculture hear that potash is just dust. What's the next breakthrough you have oxygen is just air?

[kreature] 30/8/2022 11:04

Bricks and mortar are required to build a wall though. Not sure where the dust fits in ?

[meanreverter] 30/8/2022 10:19

“[KP-Fertil] is still not an alternative for nitrogen based fertilisers”. True. It's also true that bricks are not an alternative for mortar. Did you know that?