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Sunak and Truss moaning about solar taking over quality farming land... but we use many more times land for golf courses than solar power generation,

https://www.carbonbrief.org/factcheck-is-solar-power-a-threat-to-uk-farmland/

A bit off the beaten path, but I found this fascinating - a podcast about manipulating Archaea to increase their production of green plastic precursors from waste water high in sugar / molasses by increasing salt content and introducing an electromagnetic field. First time I have heard about using magnets to improve fermentation efficiency, but the concept has been around for some time as a way of improving ethanol production.

https://www.microbe.tv/twim/twim-270/
https://www.technologyreview.com/2007/09/21/223747/can-magnets-boost-ethanol-production/

An unexpected source of demand for rare eaths for magnets...

Expect more house fires / gas explosions as people bypass meters and bodge job diversions of supplies. Weed prices have not gone up yet; are all the indoor farms using stolen electricity and slave labour?

Excellent, well done and thanks for letting others know. Post recommended.

mick,

That is why other people's high opinions of him might convince him that he ought to run for office...

"potential to reach all time highs on next positive RNS"

One of the earliest placing was at 6p in 2007. Since then, there have been two 125 to 1 consolidations. For those 6p shares to break even, the share price would have to be over £900.

Are you really suggesting the share price would move from nearly 10p to nearly £1000? That would be nearly 3 times the m/cap of GSK. Or are you not aware of the previous consolidations?

Eventually, Martin Lewis will become a Politician - he must have been told countless times "I would vote for you". He has plenty of money, and eventually the compliments will go to his head. No doubt he will screw the job up when he gets it as well.

What about heating enormous cinemas? Management have probably been too busy trying to save their salaries to have concentrated on things like long term energy contracts. No hedge and you are in deep red water...

But then again, GOV geolocates sim-cards to target those they want to eradicate with a missile

https://theintercept.com/2014/02/10/the-nsas-secret-role/

And have done for more than a decade

Maybe he will vote to bring back public hanging? How about organ harvesting from 'illegal immigrants'?

Both policies would make him popular with some voters...

For baked beans it would be even cheaper because of the sugar content... or just buy a parabolic solar oven?

'200 year low'?

Your charts go back a long time; do you still have tulip charts from 1666?

Housing - rents are going up and the £ is falling. There will be [foreign] money happy to buy property to let out, and that buying will support demand. In time, people will earn more because of inflation and thus be able to pay even more to buy a roof over their head.

I do not see property falling much unless it is energy inefficient.

bots,

Interesting; surprised PHC did not think it worthy of announcing. From your info I found this

https://agrorevenda.com.br/?s=saori
https://agrorevenda.com.br/saori-ganha-novos-registros-para-doencas-foliares-da-soja/

Translated from the 2nd link

Great news for the soybean market, Saori®, a biochemical fungicide – the only one registered for the control of Asian soybean rust in seed treatment – ??has just received from the Ministry of Agriculture the registration of the extension of its use for the control of three new leaf spot diseases: target spot, brown spot and cercospora spot. Launched in the 2021/22 crop by Plant Health Care Brasil, SAORI®, a biochemical fungicide for seed treatment that stimulates the plant's defense system, has revolutionized the management of foliar diseases. Validated by the most renowned researchers of soybean diseases in the country, it won over the producers of the crop who gained a profitable and sustainable alternative to deal with the management of foliar diseases in the crop.

After successive results of productivity gains with an increase of 19% to 23% in the control efficiency of foliar fungicides, the technological platforms based on PRE tec peptides ( Plant Response Elicitor Technology ) prove to be a revolutionary tool for the protection of plants and productivity increase. The effect of the INNATUS platform, of which SAORI® is a part, in the control of other fungal diseases was known by PHC since the development of the molecule, but the company prioritized the initial registration for soybean rust, caused by the fungus Phakopsora pachyrhizi , for its importance to the culture in Brazil. Devastating can lead to the loss of 90% of crop productivity.

However, other diseases have shown increasing importance in recent years. The search for cultivars with higher yields, shorter cycles and the increasing resistance of diseases to traditional fungicides results in an increase in the occurrence of foliar diseases of the crop in all producing regions. The application of adequate fungicides at the right time and the use of good quality treated seeds are among the good strategies that help to face these problems. “PRE tec peptides represent a new class of technology that stimulates plant defenses through physiological action and promotes differentiated gene expression”, explains Sergio Almeida, Technical and Regulatory Manager at PHC Brasil...

Brown leaf spot is related to potato blight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13ndcABgggg

He even brushed his hair!

This one is new to me: "Rechargeable aluminum: The cheap solution to seasonal energy storage?"

'Aluminum has an energy density more than 50 times higher than lithium ion, if you treat it as an energy storage medium in a redox cycle battery. Swiss scientists are developing the technology as a renewable energy stash for the European winter.'

https://newatlas.com/energy/reveal-aluminum-energy-storage/

Make it in summer, then ship it for use in winter. Another game changing idea... But when will any of these ideas become viable products?

Tramlines - an Agrii podcast.

'In this episode we are talking to Nick Winmill, technical and R&D manager for potatoes at Agrii and Matt Audley, technical manager for Plant Health Care. We will be discussing new solutions for potatoes delivered through R&D and how that can be done to the real benefit of grower for sustainable production.'

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7gfYfq1a9uxmxfWpRPcnB7

An interesting listen.

Robert Murray-Smith discusses using Hydrogen to store solar energy at home [by using solar power to electrolyse hydrogen and then chemically store the hydrogen].

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5SSD-Ra09Y

He is excited by a process called E-TAC which is championed by H2PRO - worth a look at their website as their process does away with the need for electrolysis and some here will have or had considered an investment in an electrolysis company.

https://www.h2pro.co/technology

If SV / LemonLeaf are both Adrian's, then at least one of the accounts will be right; maybe he is hedging his bets?