Key comment in italics is:
Importantly the yield uplift following the application of the OHD bio-stimulant is in addition
to that provided by added fertilisers.
So added benefit and the other key is best result at 5/litres per hectare meaning get more bang for the installed plant capacity if OHD goes to commercialisation (and pilot plant obviously beforehand). Since in the lab conditions would be similar/same as in other glass houses a quicker path to revenue has just unfolded. Lets see what farmers now do and JV partners.
The other key quote in italics below is meaning those previous wheat and tomato results are more impressive than first thought in regard to the comparison with the control, but obviously they need field trials under Austral;ian conditions, unlike hydroponics which are ready to go more somewhat.
It appears the application of the OHD bio-stimulant may improve fertiliser efficiency as was also evident in the tomato and wheat trials where the control plants where stimulated with industry accepted rates of added fertiliser (including NPK).
Not sure how the market will respond but expect it to be positive.
All IMO
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