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i said earleir the sells are drying up, running on fumes now IMO. I think we are turning today. Lets see how the rest of the week goes. 1st target 20p

75k could be a rollover.

I am trying for an answer to that but I think 2 months max. I will keep asking !

YES, Cleaning out all the weak holders. Waiting and waiting for them all to go before setting the share alight again and running back towards that 50p high. Once again lots of small pi's will get screwed and the money men will packet another fortune. At the moment they are all being persuaded to go to other Covid Stocks with promises of riches. That will all go tits up too once the money starts to leave and come back here to do it all again. Im staying put for as long as it takes and will keep adding.

those 80k of sells all snaffled up again. this is going to start recovering soon. imo

Newboy58, the answer to that is idiots IMO. There wont be many. It will change soon.

lol, the minute a sell shows there are a queue with their pants down ready to crap.

Citrus Production 74% down since 2006. Do some reading and see how this could be enormous for BRH. The ONLY treatment and a worldwide patent ! Stuff the Covid 19 test (although it would be brilliant) this is the biggy for BRH and the trials are taking place now.

https://academic.oup.com/jipm/article/11/1/3/5700462

Citrus greening (Huanglongbing, HLB) is an incurable disease that affects citrus trees. It is caused by the bacterium Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus (CLas) and vectored by the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP), Diaphorina citri Kuwayama (Hemiptera: Liviidae) (Bové 2006). HLB is regarded as the most devastating citrus disease worldwide (FAO 2015), and was found in Florida—the largest orange-producing state in the United States—in 2005 (Bové 2006).

Since then, citrus production in Florida has decreased by 74% (USDA 2019a). As a consequence, growers have (on average) been facing losses and the entire industry has been downsizing. The number of citrus growers in Florida decreased from 7,389 in 2002 to 2,775 in 2017 (USDA 2002, 2017), the number of juice processing facilities decreased from 41 in 2003/2004 to 14 in 2016/2017, and the number of packinghouses decreased from 79 to 26 during the same period

The Real Cost of Citrus Greening in Florida : By February 2009 the disease had spread to every major citrus producing county in the state of Florida. Hodges and Spreen (2012) estimate that greening cost Florida $8.92 billion in revenue and $4.62 billion in gross domestic product between the 2006/2007 and 2010/2011 crop seasons.

https://swfrec.ifas.ufl.edu/hlb/database/pdf/10V_Moss_14.pdf

No Problem

Are we turning folks?

More on this later, got to nip out, keeep bluue!

"infected area"

3. A university in Florida have been trying to get this to work. But the problem they have is that they cannot get the treatment directly to the infection area like Pharm2Farm can. The trees reject their version and do not let the treatment enter tree.

Applying the treatment via spray solves the issue (along with a secret method) which cannot be revealed. The tree lets in the treatment which then makes its way to the invested area.

This will save the north american citrus farmers Billions of $$$. Work out our market cap when that news drops in???

2. Here is the key.

"Preliminary studies have shown that zinc can kill off the Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus bacteria associated with citrus greening, something unachievable with current commercial bactericides. Pharm2Farm’s technology enables the zinc to be applied as drench or folia spray to the plant, effectively and efficiently translocating the zinc to the site of infection."

Pharm2 Farm own the patent to this (worldwide), there is no other way to get Zinc to the site of the infection. NONE, NADA.

I have been doing some research on the Cirtus Greening Trials. First take a read of this from Pharm to Farm from 1st June.

The global production of citrus fruit is estimated to be over 1115.6 million tons per year, with the USA producing 8 million tons, at an estimated value of over $3.3 billion. However, these numbers have been in steady decline since 2011. Huanglongbing, commonly referred to as Citrus Greening, is one of the contributing factors to the demise in citrus production; devastating citrus crops around the world, with no known cure, once the trees. It not only affects tree health but also fruit development, ripening, quality of citrus fruits, and juice. To control the spread of this disease, farmers are forced into removing and incinerating the trees once infected.

Pharm2Farm are trialing their proprietary nano-technology with citrus farms in both the UK and USA in an effort to hold this citrus greening epidemic. Preliminary studies have shown that zinc can kill off the Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus bacteria associated with citrus greening, something unachievable with current commercial bactericides. Pharm2Farm’s technology enables the zinc to be applied as drench or folia spray to the plant, effectively and efficiently translocating the zinc to the site of infection. This new nSitu technology will sit alongside the Pharm2Farms growing toolbox of nano-agritech designed to support commercial farmers around the world.

Just normal trading now to me. The selling tap is slowing to a dribble, news now would be perfect.

oddly the offer seems to now be going up with each sell. that is a marked turn around from the last 10 days trading.

no point in arguing guys, the sp is where it is, nothing we can do except wait for the news on progress to come from one of the projects. I will turn at some point, you either have patience and stick with it or zoom off rainbow chasing elsewhere.

I will wait, top ups coming if it goes any lower but I think we are there or almost there at the bottom now.

was going to take a few more today but i think i will wait to see how the next news is taken. If it goes lower then my average will lower with a buy. If it rises then all good. I am sure it will reciver at some point.

At present sellers have the control. It will take just 1 good rns to turn that around imo.