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Thanks quisad, wasn't there last time I looked! Wonder if we get any RNS's next week ?

Message to the saddo who pulled my post about the number of people who logged in to the webinar. The figure (168 by the way) was obtained from the Harvest Minerals website so was not made up nor meant to be sarcastic. A lot of those people may have large farms/businesses and may attract new orders. As Swingy said earlier, a lot of present customers are now switching completely to Kpfertil. If you don't want the business to succeed then duck off and go and buy another company's shares. Rant over.

Cheers Swingy. Anything which increases the size of my coffee cherries gets my business!

168 attendees, not too shabby.

Miton still dumping, sooner they're gone the better.

Totally agree. As Brian would say, it's now totally "disconnected" from our current sales performance.

................back on the selling again judging by the 150k trade. Hopefully gone by the end of this week - and hopefully never to be seen again.

There's no Potassium in naff! Let's see how the next six months goes, we seem to be on the turn.

Well that's 1.5% out of the way, reckon they might be finished by the end of the week at this rate.

Thanks

A comparison with Verde Agritech gives you an indication of the potential here. Even if HMI achieve half of Verde's progress they will be well in profit. From their results announcement of March31st 2020

"During FY 2019 the Company sold 119,809 tonnes of its multinutrient potassium fertilizer,
marketed and sold in Brazil under the K Forte® brand and internationally as Super Greensand®
(“the Product”). In 2018, the Company sold 29,648 tonnes of the Product."

I know it's a different product, but sales will rise from repeat orders and new customers.

Three words bopd - Captain Tom Moore

Now there's a man who's got the b*lls to deal with life's struggles, not a whinger who gives up at the first sign of problem. I can see why you settled in Brazil, since you've posted its had floods, corruption, currency problems, pestolance and now covid -19. Yes, THAT covid-19 which is devastating every country but you think it should somehow be different in Brazil. Your constant whinging and moaning is getting boring now, roll on when this gets back to 10p then you can sell (as you promised) I'm amazed they didn't shoot the "Mad Max" films in Brazil the way you describe the country, it must be a wasteland - there always seems to be a problem. Thank God for people like Tom Moore, best go and isolate with your friend Sam Smith in his £12 million mansion, then you can both complain about how life's so unfair!

In for the long haul - oh by the way Magic, it's going up again just as you sold out - perfect timing! Best wishes to all long term holders and hope you are all coping in the present climate. I'm not blind to McMasters faults, and don't even get me started on Heyhoe!, but they're trying to build a business - let's see how it goes rather than the constant current bashing.

I was actually thinking that myself over the weekend bopd. If Brazil is anything like the UK at the moment, the only thing moving these days is medicines and food supplies for the supermarkets. I would have thought this could put us in a good position should things continue as they are, which I am sure they will for the near future. C'mon Brian/Mark don't **** this opportunity up please!

This Friday ?

Well for once , I find it impossible to blame the board for today's trading and fully applaud the non take up of performance shares. It really is now a wait until we can generate a decent set of results which shows increased sales and profits. Am I right in thinking we are also due news this quarter on the cost cutting measures to bring down production costs, as mentioned in a previous RNS ?

Have you managed to arrange a site visit yet bopd ?

We would be interested on any feedback after the visit bopd

I too have been massively disappointed at the pace of growth this year, and my 600,000 shares holding is massivel underwater. I do hope the company have learnt the lessons of the past 6 months in which a news blackout was given the correct response by the market. Hopefully, the next 6 months should bring the mining licence, potential cost savings, velosso news and capacity expansion. It certainly couldn't be worse than the last 6 months! Even considering adding to my position.

Very unlikely to happen, Verde aren't even making that much progress

Brian McMaster, Executive Chairman of Harvest stated, "Changing our year end to align with buying patterns is an important step in simplifying our financial reporting procedures and improving communication with our shareholders. Going forward, we hope this change will give shareholders a fuller understanding of how the business is operating."