Plant Health Care Share Discussion Threads

[cerrito] 22/12/2022 08:26

When I saw that PHC had issued a RNS I assumed it was telling us that the US EPA had approved 279. It would have been good to have got an indication of Saori sales given where we are in the soya crop cycle.

[oapknob1] 22/12/2022 07:17

New Products Submitted for Regulatory ApprovalPHC279 and PHC949 submitted for approval in BrazilPlant Health Care(R) (AIM: PHC.L), a leading provider of peptides for plant protection to global agriculture markets, has submitted applications to the regulatory agencies in Brazil for approval to commercialize the Company's newest products, PHC279 and PHC949 for use on major crops in Brazil.

[pretax2] 07/12/2022 07:15

Small company drift. A catalyst is needed to get the shareprice moving. Some kind of corporate action or move into profitability. We’ll get there and once we do, suggest you step back; it could really take off.

[oapknob1] 06/12/2022 18:00

All trades indicated as sells today but share price showing as closing up 1.5% ?

[oapknob1] 05/12/2022 21:50

Would be nice to hear if EPA approval has been granted.

[pretax2] 05/12/2022 20:06

Volume up and ‘radio silence’ on LinkedIn from key personal (who normally post something daily). RNS tomorrow?

[oapknob1] 05/12/2022 17:54

Is RC at it again ?

[pretax2] 29/11/2022 15:35

Opinion: The marriage of agronomy and ecology
Xico Graziano*
16th Nov 2023

This November 15th, says the UN that we reached 8 billion inhabitants. And the human population keeps growing: by 2050, we should be 9.7 billion people. How to feed so many people? How to ensure a sustainable planet?

Around 1800, the population reached its 1 billion. That's when Thomas Malthus made his dire prophecy about the inability of food production to keep up with the population explosion. Without population control, he said, famine would break out and the world would erupt in wars. For food.

The most famous prediction about the future of mankind turned out to be the most wrong of all. Thanks to technological advancement, food production has grown impressively, sustaining the advancement of civilization. By 1930, we would double to 2 billion humans.

After another 3 decades, the population reached, in the 1960s, 3 billion inhabitants. That's when oikos began to complain, originating ecology as an essential scientific discipline in human learning.

Once food was overcome as a restrictive factor –making hunger a drama related to distribution, not production– environmental problems emerged. The ecological footprint on Earth only grew.

At that time, more precisely in 1972, the Club of Rome, aided by scholars from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), published the worrying “Limits to Growth”. The report pointed out, for a scenario half a century ahead, a collapse of civilization, arising from the scarcity of natural goods.

Again, population control seemed urgent. It would also be necessary to staunch the economy. Proclaimed by the Club of Rome, the recipe for the future was “zero growth”. Otherwise, natural resources would run out.

As with Malthus, civilizing pessimism would again be defeated by history. Once again, human intelligence, through the tools of technological advancement, would overcome the (false) tragedy announced.

Thus we reach 8 billion inhabitants. Despite the eternal and detestable inequality between peoples and social segments, life is much better than in the past. Just look at the average age of people around the world.

Frightening challenges arise and have been overcome. Until when?

Many now predict the end of the world due to climate change. Planetary warming, mainly caused by fossil fuel burning, deforestation and methane generation, threatens sustainability. Nobody will be able to disdain the climate threat. History teaches us, however, that civilization overcomes its global challenges. The alert of scientists, the mobilization of society, and even the cry of ecological terrorism, instigate human intelligence, forcing it to offer answers to existential challenges.

There is a difference from the past. In the 21st century, private companies have progressively taken up the environmental fight. Before, it was the subject of an ecologist. Now, the ESG agenda is part of economic competition, affecting markets. Just look at two important business proposals, originating in Brazil, announced at the Climate Conference, COP 27, which takes place in Egypt:

the roadmap taken on by 14 giant agribusiness companies (ADM, Amaggi, Bunge, Cargill, COFCO International, Golden Agri-Resources, JBS, Louis Dreyfus Company, Marfrig, Musim Mas, Olam International, Olam Food Ingredients (OFI), Viterra and Wilmar International), aiming to reduce emissions from deforestation;
the creation of Biomas, formed by the association of 3 banks (Itaú/Unibanco, Santander and Rabobank) with 3 companies (Suzano, Vale and Marfrig), aimed at restoring and conserving native forests.
Lula is going to participate in COP27. It is a positive movement and one that creates optimism. Defending the Amazon helps bring down international articulations that place barriers against Brazilian exports.

Bolsonaro never understood this. He fought with environmentalism without realizing the current role of the capitalist economy in the changes towards a low-carbon economy. It is necessary to seek synergies between capital, government and civil society.

On the other hand, the biggest mistake made by some traditional ecologists has been to consider agriculture as the villain of environmental problems. As a result, they become enemies of the field. They attack rural producers.

It's past time for this intrigue to end. Modern technological production systems in agriculture are no longer a problem and have become an environmental solution. Gradually, modern, sustainable and regenerative agriculture is imposing itself as dominant, displacing the outdated predatory agriculture.

Whoever bets on this turning point will find the way to the Brazilian future. Brazil has everything it takes to become the greatest agro-environmental power in the world. We have no illusions. The 8 billion human beings on Earth demand non-stop food. However, it is clear that the ecological footprint has limits.

Enough of us against them. No more wasting time on stupid accusations. No more cultivating discord. No more generalizing the exception. It's time to promote the marriage of agronomy and ecology.

*Member of the Sustainable Agro Scientific Council (CCAS)

------------------- ------------------- ---------------------------------
hxxps://agroemdia-com-br.translate.goog/2022/11/16/opiniao-o-casamento-da-agronomia-com-a-ecologia/?_x_tr_sl=pt&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

[pretax2] 29/11/2022 15:08

PHC distributer 'AGER Agro' will soon add Bolivia to the countries it supplies (currently Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay).

In Bolivia, soybean is the leading commercial crop, dominating the agro production as well as the export (mostly soybean oil and oil cake). Other relevant crops include sugar cane, maize, wheat, sorghum and sunflower, each playing a significant role in different agro-food or feed value chains.

[oapknob1] 28/11/2022 22:00

Shell has agreed to buy a total of 3.25 billion litres of sugar-cane cellulosic ethanol under a long-term agreement with Brazil’s Raízen. The low-carbon fuel is expected to be produced by five plants that Raízen plans to build in Brazil, bringing its total portfolio of cellulosic ethanol facilities to nine.

PHC279 - Saori going to be in demand for Sugar Cane growers in Brazil with news like this. As Majors purchase huge amounts of sugar-cane cellulosic ethanol the Sugar Cane growers will need to keep up with the help of PHC.

[pretax2] 25/11/2022 15:59

Thanks for sharing Macc1.
They seem very confident of $30m revenue by 2025. I also like the sound of Indian sugarcane expansion plans. India is the biggest producer of sugarcane after Brazil with 281m tons.
Let’s hope the PHC snowball keeps rolling round the globe.

[macc1] 25/11/2022 13:56

here's a new investor video for plant healthcare

[oapknob1] 25/11/2022 09:02

No RNS so process still ongoing.

[pretax2] 25/11/2022 07:03

Is the result out?

[oapknob1] 11/11/2022 19:04

The Plant Health Care team in Mexico participates in the Expo AgroAlimentaria Guanajuato ® which has a 62-hectare site, where its experimental field is exhibited with greenhouses and demonstration plots, as well as exhibition areas.phcmexico.com.mxSouth America. Europe. EPA decision pending on PHC279 leading to US.Next couple of years are going to be very exciting for PHC.

[oapknob1] 07/11/2022 21:00

Herds sleeping. But 1,000,000 and 600,000 trades maybe some are stirring.

[oapknob1] 05/11/2022 12:23

Pro Act in Spain Tweet. Plant Health Care continues with its promotion program at ProAct ® aa points of sale in the province of Almería and Granada. In the image, promotion carried out in Ejiberj El Ejido.

[pretax2] 28/10/2022 09:58

Back door entrance.
Once they see what Harpin can do (the impact is visible in 2-3 months), they’ll be back for the Pretec products.

[oapknob1] 28/10/2022 09:46

Just me or is this significant The mutual recognition mechanism will help expand the use of Harpin ß in other European countries.

[oapknob1] 28/10/2022 07:22

Like these commentsThis is a major milestone for the Company. France is the largest agricultural producer in the European Union (EU) and this is the first registration of Harpin ß in Europe. France is one of the few countries in the EU which has a legal framework for biostimulant products. Harpin ß, under the trademark ProAct, has approval to commercialise in France until November 2030. Harpin ß is a recombinant protein that acts as a powerful biostimulant, improving the yield and quality of crops. The Company sells Harpin ß through specialist distributors around the world.The mutual recognition mechanism will help expand the use of Harpin ß in other European countries. Europe is the world's largest market for sustainable agriculture with annual sales of over $2 billion.

[oapknob1] 28/10/2022 07:04

Great news.

[oapknob1] 28/10/2022 07:04

RNS28 October 2022PLANT HEALTH CARE plc("Plant Health Care" or the "Company")Successful registration of Harpin ß in FrancePlant Health Care(R) (AIM: PHC.L), a leading provider of novel patent-protected biological products to global agriculture markets, is pleased to announce that Harpin ß has been successfully registered for use as a fertiliser in France by the Agence Nationale De Securitie Sanitaire (responsible for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety).

[oapknob1] 28/10/2022 07:03

RNS28 October 2022PLANT HEALTH CARE plc("Plant Health Care" or the "Company")Distribution agreement for commercial sales in EuropeEDAF Selected as Distributor in PortugalPlant Health Care(R) (AIM: PHC.L), a leading provider of novel patent-protected biological products to global agriculture markets, has signed an agreement for EDAF Unipessoal LDA ("EDAF") to become the exclusive distributor in Portugal for its proprietary PREtec-containing fertilizer, PREzym(TM), for use in fruit, vegetable and cereals crop production.

[oapknob1] 27/10/2022 18:09

It's a frustrating wait though