Plant Impact Share Discussion Threads

[here and there] 11/11/2014 10:06

thanks for the info. Wan…..never realised that naming a vegetable/fruit was such top secret information

[wan] 11/11/2014 09:57

I forgot to include what InCa can be used on in the US -

[wan] 11/11/2014 09:43

H&T...Perhaps I should not say too much, but he was using Inca last season on what appeared a relatively large scale. What I also found interesting and indeed encouraging was his response to whether colleagues were also using it and what was their impressions/results. He mentioned Inca being used by colleagues on different crops to what he was using it on and again he said the results were tangible and impressive.

Something new, or at least I had not come across it before, InCa in the US -

Plant tissues do not absorb calcium evenly, and there are frequently parts of a plant that are naturally low in calcium. Growing conditions which add stress worsen the problem and agronomic practice such as yield driven fertilizer addition can exaggerate this even further.

InCa, based on Plant Impact’s patented CaT technology, is a calcium delivery system for crops and plants which invigorates a plant’s localized distribution of calcium. InCa is different to all other calcium containing products as it is much more effective in delivering calcium and moving it at the cellular level.

InCa is a highly efficient calcium management input ideally suited to unpredictable seasonal weather changes and calcium demanding periods of growth.

Not registered in all states. Please call 928-445-7990 or your local Technical Sales Representative for the most up to date information.


InCa is registered in California -


Engage Agro USA LLC specializes in crop protection and nutritional products for agricultural, turf, industrial, and niche crop markets in the United States.

We select innovative products to include in our portfolio for both our agriculture and commercial customers.

[here and there] 11/11/2014 08:28

what was he using INCA on Wan?

[horace_h] 11/11/2014 08:24

Thanks again - let's hope he spreads the product and the word!

[wan] 11/11/2014 08:16

Horace_H...Well I met one who was using Inca and to say he was impressed with the results would be an understatement!

[horace_h] 11/11/2014 08:12

Thanks Wan - it would be interesting to observe the Farmer's reaction. Good to see Plant Impact prominent at such shows - as they should be...

[wan] 11/11/2014 08:00

CropTec takes place on Wednesday 19th- Thursday 20th November.

Over 100 exhibitors will showcase the latest technology, business advice, research and development and equipment all designed to boost profitability.


Plant science specialist Plant Impact will be showcasing two foliar crop enhancement products – eNTiton and InCa. eNTiton is a stabilised nitrogen product which improves rooting and establishment. It is used predominantly in field vegetables and oilseed rape, aiming to help improve crop quality and yield while reducing nitrogen applications.

InCa is a patented calcium management system which leverages plant physiology to improve calcium mobility, reduce plant stress and improve crop quality.

[horace_h] 11/11/2014 07:30

Well said, I'm pretty much the same and it was our stirring friend that I was answering - calling a five year investment 'short term' was probably true before the advent of online trading...

I was thinking of attending the AGM but the Agenda doesn't seem to imply anything that we didn't hear at the Investor Presentation so probably won't. q1w etc. has no doubt noticed that the director options proposed cover share price rises 'only' up to £1.50 so I am tempted to come and watch him/her questioning that...

I'm happy with such stirring of debate, as distinct from the insidious attempts of the now departed agtexpert. Talking of which, if you are attending the AGM, please ask if anything new is happening with TGT-101 (formerly known as 'Bugoil')...

[bigglesbingham] 11/11/2014 02:40

No just a private investor, and no I'm not expecting a call. I do like the management here and their backgrounds. They match my criteria of quality backgrounds and not afraid to put their money where their mouth is. I invest heavily into Ariana Resources and President Energy for similar reasons ( both of which I expect a re rating shortly dyor). I don't want to ramp any company on another's company board - just using them as example of how I choose companies to invest.

[here and there] 10/11/2014 09:32

nothing like a little bit of revisionism…….what a bore

[q1w2e3r4t5] 10/11/2014 08:54

Right.

The stirring is working a treat so far.

Will you be attending the AGM in London which is at a convenient time? Are you engaged, or passive shareholders who trade over relatively short five-year periods?

;-)

[wan] 10/11/2014 08:00

Here & There...Thanks for the heads-up on the article.

Risk aside, whether you wait for 50p or beyond is academic.....it's the market, a market in which personal circumstances also play a big part!

If management deliver and effectively de-risk the product portfolio (current and future), then Peel Hunts unrisked NAV of 102p, is perhaps where we should be looking to the medium term, whether we get there, or even part way there, in terms of both time or price of course remains to be seen.

Fwiw, I have a lot of confidence in the current management team, who arrived here for reasons that are beyond the micro-cap portrayed today!

[horace_h] 10/11/2014 07:28

I've been accused of many things over the years but the inability to face the cold steel is a new one. As noted, there's no known bid on the table and, assuming you don't represent City Group, are you expecting a call from the Board when one does?

I've also been 'here' since 2009 but am not watching the phone but I will confirm that "I don't like it up 'em"...

[bigglesbingham] 09/11/2014 23:13

I'm suggesting 50p because if you are suggesting exponential growth don't you think Bayer will see this potential and put in an offer sooner rather than later? I'm just putting it out there. As an aside I'm heavily into this stock with 400000 shares and been buying for five years so I don't invest for short term. Just my gut says these are prime for a buy out.

[here and there] 09/11/2014 22:51

what bid?

patience to stick it out…don't make me laugh!

[q1w2e3r4t5] 09/11/2014 21:06

"I suspect none of us would be unhappy" ...

I suspect he's right with one resounding exception.

Moi.

here and there, have you got what it takes to stay to £2? When push comes to shove, will you be sticking your neck out? I'd love you to join me. I've rarely found anyone else to have the patience to turn down a bid when the possibility of a 10-20% loss is on the table for rejection !!

[here and there] 09/11/2014 19:50

eeerrr! only one person was suggesting a 50p buy out from Bayer. wind your neck in!

[q1w2e3r4t5] 09/11/2014 17:06

What a load of short-termist drivel. Are none of you prepared to back a genuine long-term growth story that could get to £2+ ??? 50p ? Don't be daft. Perhaps 0p. But not 50p. And hopefully £2. Look at the management team, the products and the opportunity.

[horace_h] 09/11/2014 14:36

While I suspect none of us would be unhappy with 50p, the expectation is growing that the earnings will continue to grow exponentially (primarily from soya, wheat and other broad acre crops) and the takeover price inherently rises consistent with your twenty times observation.

There's also the Arysta effect - they will remember paying £1,000,000 for 45p shares back in 2011...

Healthy growth in every sense.

[bigglesbingham] 09/11/2014 12:57

This will be bought at 50p by Bayer. 20 times earnings is the going rate.

[freddie01] 08/11/2014 13:12

As part of the second stage it is working with Bayer to improve the yield of Brazil soy and after its pilot launch has up to 1,000 customers tied to the product.

I like the sound of that.

[here and there] 06/11/2014 14:05

yes, it was a good read. not sure how big the readership it is but it should elicit some retail buyers.

good to see from the latest major holders list that there has been fresh buying from one ii and one individual over 3% holder

[ramridge] 06/11/2014 10:29

Positive write-up in today's issue of Shares magazine...