Count Quesnay
18 Nov 2015
Re: Life in the company Could easily have the potential for a good % increase in SP....... Looking forward to Finals, and further news !.
swooped
18 Nov 2015
Life in the company Nice to see contracts still being negotiated, perhaps a good time to re-look at this
Count Quesnay
07 Nov 2015
EBOLA Sierra Leone declared Ebola Free by World Heath Org.Great News - hopefully, for AGT and us long suffering shareholders !
Count Quesnay
02 Nov 2015
Finals Finals due on or before 30 November. [ Hopefully With a Good News update !]
Samwise_the_Brave
30 Oct 2015
Bit of news leak causing the massive drop today?
Ru 8746
07 Sep 2015
Re: EXCITMENT BUILDING! It's on the news tab, guys:...following the acquisition of 1,500,000 Ordinary Shares on 3 September 2015, Mr. William Philip Seymour Richards is now interested in 54,000,000 shares, representing 5.09% of the issued share capital and voting rights of the Company. The legal title is held on Mr Richards' behalf by his nominee, Fitel Nominees Limited. Always nice to have a bigger boy coming and keeping you company in a tiddler!Good luck all,
SpreadtheRisk
07 Sep 2015
Re: EXCITMENT BUILDING! This was mentioned in the press on Saturday I think........someobody increasing their stake but cant remember who
alltold9
07 Sep 2015
EXCITMENT BUILDING! Have we a BIG announcement brewing?
akaDolly
27 Aug 2015
not much happening here Not invested here but have a fair bit in Afriag. I was conscious no one else was posting on the Afriag board but I notice no one here either, on a regular basisAfriag have investment here so thought I would take a look, see if anything is happeningI noted that Tropical Farms Ltd are a subsidiary and one their web page they state that training is ongoing to improve fertility of land. It says that 'under brushing' is a practice. Didnt know what that was. A quick google suggests brush mixed with goat excrement. Presumably that is the manure of the region. I was thinking that would take some time to break down, but then in the African heat I dont suppose it would. Then it occurred to me that never have I seen any worm culture/farms to do with African agriculture. I wonder why not. I would have thought it would be ideal for chomping down on brush and goat excrement, or anything mixed. It would seem to me to an ideal 'farming' companion in Africa to get rid of waste. Personally I cant see why we dont see it more in the UK. They eat nearly anything and it all just gets tipped onto the garden or into the bigger compost bin. Worm farming surely would do well in Africa as an inexpensive enterprise to start upI had a quick ponder on potash etc and was thinking on AFPO as in, wonder if they will be taking to adding fertiliser as part of the ongoing training and fertiliser programmeI considered all the mining that might have to be done, and the cost. Agriterra are involved in cocoa beans. Potash is an organic by product of the cocoa husks. I see from looking around that local growers (of the cocoa bean)are involved. I wondered how much training and or funding, they are being given to turn those husks into potash, and therefore an extra income streamAgain, a quick google shows that the organic potash may be preferably to the mined. I suppose it would be volume that would be a problem. For small growers, it would be a bit of value added. Put that with a few tiger worms, and a whole new soil fertility. Sure its not that simple otherwise it would be happening alreadyAnywayze, its curious why Agriterra sp is not doing so well, As good as Afriag it would seem, yet it is an established company. Agriterra is aligned to Mozbif which in turn is aligned to Vanduzi, which in turn is aligned to Gatsby foundation which in turn is aligned to Sainsbury foundationsFunny old world
drill8
05 Aug 2015
Promising Ebola vaccine [link]
Ru 8746
23 Jun 2015
Re: Up and away? I guess the answer is: nothing!
dlp6666
12 Jun 2015
Up and away? Any thoughts on why the share price has rocketed (c.30%) over the last few days?What have we missed, I wonder.
Samwise_the_Brave
15 Apr 2015
Re: Fresh Meat Industry Yes and I think Agriterra is only being valued on it's Beef division of the business. This appears the most promising. It's still not at critical mass yet, the more retail outlets they open the better. The abattoir is running at around 10% capacity. (In 6 months it processed 2313 animals, 386 per month out of a monthly slaughter capacity of 4000). But showing good growth. I think the Cocoa and palm oil have been a distraction and possible waste of money at this stage. Something we won't see revenue from for 3-5 years or maybe longer given the terrible Ebola out break. I get the feeling of being spread to thinly with all these different projects. Get the core money making business in shape and profitable, then look to branch out.Come on Agriterra, growth from here on upwards!
drill8
01 Apr 2015
Fresh Meat Industry March 17, 2015Encouraging Results for the Fresh Meat IndustryIn 2014, global fresh meat consumption grew 3% in volume terms to reach 225 million tonnes. Poultry is the most popular type of meat worldwide followed by beef/veal. This video discusses regional trends in emerging markets, health concerns in developed economies, convenience products and growth in frozen packaged products like ready meals and processed poultry. Watch the video for complete insights.>>> [link]
Samwise_the_Brave
12 Mar 2015
Re: Any views on latest results? Gentlemen = get them Autocorrect sigh
