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Das gute an dem dortigen Klima ist die ganzjährige Anbauzeit für so ziemlich alles was Sonne mag.
Nur benötigt alles was wachsen möchte auch H2O und da herrscht dort seit Jahren Dauermangel.
Auch unsere fleißigen Dauerflieger benötigen das Nass, auch wenn es sie beim Fliegen einschränkt.
Hoffen wir mal auf gute News, der Kurs kann Unterstützung gebrauchen!
hier wird auch auf Erdbeeren getestet!
Mississauga, ON Canada and Sacramento, CA USA (July 8, 2021) – Bee Vectoring Technologies International Inc. (the “Company” or “BVT”) (CSE: BEE) (OTCQB: BEVVF) (CVE:BEE) today announced that it has secured its first revenue commitments with US sunflower growers and has successfully expanded into other activities within this crop, including demonstration and research trials. This marks significant progress in penetrating the US $470 million(1) sunflower market.
“What BVT has accomplished in the first half of 2021 has put us on a fast-track for accelerating growth, all due to our focus on diversifying the Company’s revenue mix,” said Ashish Malik, CEO of BVT. “In addition to making inroads into the sunflower market with first-time revenues, we accelerated market penetration in the berry and almond markets, kick-starting California and New Jersey with initial trials, and securing revenues in the US Southeast, Midwest and Pacific Northwest. These milestones ensure a diverse revenue base for continued growth and maximized shareholder value. They also show that our product solution is gaining traction with new American growers and that we have excellent customer retention. With our success in multiple crops, and as we continue to widen the geography of our sales reach, we are strengthening our foothold in the US which will expedite our business expansion.”
“BVT’s first revenue commitments with sunflower growers in the US Midwest are for commercial pilots of BVT’s natural precision agriculture system on portions of their crop fields,” said Ian Collinson, Sales Manager at BVT. “We have also expanded our market reach by making inroads into a second major growing region for sunflowers, with the first US Pacific Coast based demonstration trial for this crop now being conducted in two locations with a global sunflower seed producer.”
“Successfully getting to initial revenue in the sunflower market is the result of BVT’s hard work and investment in conducting sunflower trials in the US Midwest, working closely with key university researchers in the crop who confirmed the potential of our product,” continued Mr. Collinson.
This entry into the sunflower market is based on the successful first year results of the multi-year North Dakota State University (NDSU) trials of BVT’s biological fungicide, CR-7. Funded by the North Dakota Department of Agriculture and approved by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the trials are run by NDSU in cooperation with BVT. The trials provide the critical data points needed to sell in the sunflower market, where 1.3 million(2) acres are harvested annually in America alone.
Trial results proved that the system is effective and efficient for sunflower growers to use for disease control and improve yields. The results validated the technology, quantified hive distribution needed to achieve satisfactory Sclerotinia head rot control (in both disease incidence and severity), and measured increased yield results and reduced sclerotia contamination. Data collected in the first year has also enabled BVT to identify the segments of the sunflower industry that have the greatest potential for the Company’s system: seed production and higher-value contracted oil and confectionary production.
“Sclerotinia head rot is a major challenge for sunflower producers and has been identified as a high priority by the National Sunflower Association,” said Sherri Tedford, Laboratory and Field Testing Manager at BVT. “First year trial data from two sites indicate BVT reduced incidence and severity of Sclerotinia head rot by up to 62% over the control plots and increased yield by about 15%. BVT-treated sunflowers also have less sclerotia contamination (down from 6.1 and 7.4 % in the control plots to 3.1 and 3.3 % in the BVT-treated plots), well below the 4% maximum level allowed for processing seeds into oil for human consumption. This is important for growers, as seeds for human consumption can be sold for a higher price than seeds for other purposes, such as animal feed.”
BVT will continue the state-funded trials through the next two growing season, starting this August, to further refine recommendations for hive/dispenser numbers and placements, and further strengthen the BVT value proposition and ROI for growers. Originally approved for two years, these state-funded trials have just been extended for an additional third year.
“The disease management practices data from the NDSU trials won’t just help producers in North Dakota, but those in neighboring states (Minnesota, Montana, and South Dakota) and provinces (Manitoba and Saskatchewan) as well,” continued Mr. Malik. “And with minor adjustments, they will be applicable to producers in other parts of the world, increasing our potential scale to drive sustained growth through revenue diversity.”
Zahlen sind top.
62% weniger Pflanzekopffäule
zusätzlich 15% mehr Ertrag.
und was das wichtigste ist: reduzierte Pilzrückstände bei der Ernte ca. 7% auf ca. 3%. und damit darf es als Lebensmittel verwendet werden (Sonnenblumenöl) und muss nicht günstiger als Tierfutter verarbeitet werden.
Ich freu mich. ein weiterer Schritt in die richtige Richtung.
BLaubeeren - check!
Erdbeeren - check!
Sonnenblumen - check!
Mandeln - Ergebnisse im Herbst!
Gruß
Zonk
Wenn man genau hin schaut habe ich geschrieben das CR7 super bei Sonnenblumen wirkt und der Anwender seine Ernte nicht als Tierfutter sonder mit höherem Gewinn als Lebensmittel verkaufen kann. Dann bin ich auf die Zahlen eingegangen die die Wirksamkeit beschreiben und habe diese als Top bezeichnet. Nicht mehr und nicht weniger.
Was die Bauern daraus machen kann ich nicht sagen.
Der Wert unterscheidet sich meiner Meinung nach von den klassischen Kanada Scam Buden. Hier wird wirklich operatives Geschäft betrieben.
Klar, ob die Umsätze reichen um den Kurs signifikant zu bewegen wissen wir nicht. Aber wir sind hier auch nicht investiert um 2-3 Cent zu machen sondern über Jahre einen fundamentalen 100Bagger zu erreichen. Zumindest das Potential ist gegeben. Ob’s was wird zeigt die Zeit.
Wie immer gilt es gibt nur 2 Möglichkeiten. Totalverlust oder richtig Geld verdienen.
Die alles Entscheidende Frage ist,steigern die Quartal für Quartal Umsatz.....
Auch ich hab in der Vergangenheit schon dickes Lehrgeld für vielversprechende Geschäftsideen aus Kanada bezahlt.
Hier wirkt mir das Modell jedoch fundamental.
Auch auf YouTube kann ich nur jedem empfehlen sich die Interviews etc mal anzusehen von Malik etc
Jeden Tag einen Cent mehr.
Trotzdem glaube ich an das Geschäftsmodell.
Brombeeren in Oregon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFTskKw3YBE
Himbeeren in Kalifornien: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EFzeZqz5Zo
Erdbeeren in Kalifornien: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPEPM5ivV6I
Heidelbeeren in Oregon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ49Y09hN68 und https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtutfXd7Hh0
Brombeeren in Kalifornien: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcOageCJZ64
Und alles andere wird auch laufen. Es dauert halt bis die Farmer alle aufmerksam geworden sind und alle Zulassungen weltweit durch sind. Denke wenn die USA fliegt kommt der Rest von selbst!
bleibt geduldig!
Gruß
Zonk
:-)
- aktuell aber hört man nichts davon dass weitere Pflanzenschutzstoffe mit Bienen oder Hummeln
transportiert werden können.
+ Malik hat sich zum Teil der Markt erkauft, durch jetzige Firmenmitarbeiter welche gute Connections
hatten
- aber auch verdammt viel Geld kosten, damit kommt's zu einen Verwässerungseffekt, die Kosten werden immer höher.
Was wirklich abgeht wird nicht wirklich transparent ...
Es könnte sein, dass man Kleinanleger draussen haben will, und deshalb den aktuellen Kurs ruiniert ...
damit dann irgendwann Großanleger günstig rein kommen ...
oder
Es wird in der Tat enorm viel Geld verbraten, um die Durchdringung des Markts zu erreichen.
Für mich derzeit reines pokern ...
I hope everyone is staying safe and enjoying the summer months. What seems like the never-ending battle with the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us how to be more flexible, resilient and compassionate as a society. The BVT team has been very busy navigating through these tough times, while making great progress on the business front. I would like to share a few points on the progress we have been making, starting with a reminder of where we are in the overall seasonality of our business and the crops we work with in North America.
In the US we are at the time of the year where we are focused on managing relationships with our growers and partners, and learning from what transpired during the growing season. Our sales season coincides with when the crops are blooming – and the range is from November (berries in Florida) till May (in the Pacific Northwest and Michigan) – which is why there has not been further news on that front beyond what was announced earlier. Right now, in some of the regions the growers are in the process of harvesting their crops. This a busy time for them, and after harvest they typically take time off from their farms to decompress. Our sales activities will pick back up in the September / October timeframe once the growers start planning the next crop season.
As a recap, we are very pleased with the commercialization progress that was made in the 2021 season over the 2020 season (our inaugural year for commercialization in the US). This year we opened six new crop/geographic markets, retained 100% of our customer base in Georgia (which is our largest market thus far) and added new customers in Georgia, Michigan, New Jersey, Oregon, and Washington – plus secured new trials in California where BVT just received regulatory approval in January; we now have 40+ invoiced customers. And all this was accomplished despite the COVID-related travel and access restrictions we all faced during much of 2020 and into 2021.
On geographic and product expansion, whilst the process and timelines with regulatory authorities are outside our control, we have completed the approval process for California, have made progress in Switzerland, Mexico, and have initiated the work needed for submissions in Canada and the EU. We are progressing discussions with partners about product access in-licensing arrangements, and exploring with other partners go-to-market strategies for us. I am cautiously optimistic that we will be able to complete at least one negotiation and announce a partnership soon. We have also initiated projects to develop our Clonostachys rosea CR-7 strain for more traditional application methods like foliar or soil applied, or even seed treatments where we already have interested partners.
Overall and in summary, operationally, things have never been stronger for the company – we are progressing as planned with our US commercialization, and with our expansion projects. Unfortunately, small-cap companies in general have taken a big valuation hit lately, and our recent share price reflects that impact. Therefore, in addition to continuing to execute our business plan, we are working hard to get the BVT story out and in front of a new audience, with the goal to make sure the share price can reflect the strong operational progress we are making. There will be some new initiatives on this front in the coming weeks and months.
On behalf of the entire team at BVT, we want to thank you for your support, and look forward to sharing further news with you as the business continues to progress.
Sincerely,
Ashish Malik, CEO
Ich bin nach wie vor voll von BVT überzeugt!
Wer meint, das alles geht von heute auf morgen, soll lieber wo anders hingehen...