Coltan, Lithium, Potash and OHD, page-2

As @apkjm has posted many times to ppl with shirt memories.
We are waiting for the biggie Ohd news:

Bio-stimulant Market & The Advantage of the OHD Process

Bio-stimulant fertilizer (Fulvic acid) products for agriculture are proven however expensive to produce and despite having demonstrated improved plant growth and nutrient uptake benefits, are generally reserved for high value crops
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In the residential market Bio-stimulants are generally known by their market name of Seasol, Powerfeed, MegaKelp and SuperKelp and generally retail for $3,500 to $7,000 per 1,000 liters wholesale.

The OHD process allows for the production of Bio-stimulant fertiliser at a significant cost saving using coal as feedstock as opposed to seaweed and other decaying plant matter
with a production cost of circa $350 to $700 per 1,000 liters wholesale
(1/10th versus traditional Bio-stimulants).

The significant cost savings achieved by the OHD process allow bio-stimulant fertilisers to now potentially be used as an everyday fertiliser in broad acre and horticultural cropping operations where it was previously cost prohibitive to do so..."

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161021/pdf/43c58rrdg5crp0.pdf