The Mackay scoping study assumed a conservative trench length...

The Mackay scoping study assumed a conservative trench length based on initial pump tests and you claim production is an "unrealistic proposition". Meanwhile exploiting the basal sands at Lake Disappointment has not been able to be achieved to date but you seem to think it is Reward's answer to adequate flows.

Reward has a trenchable area almost 1/5th of what is available to Agrimin. A massive portion of Lake Disappointment to the south and south-west has not been tested based on the only pumping data released by Reward in its Dec'16 quarterly.

Agrimin is now fully funded for a substantial test program that I'm confident will further prove there are more than ample brine flows available given the considerable area available (which is analogous to existing production around the world).