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I know of a farm that had a 2km long frontage to a large braided river , when the river flooded it would carry silt from upstream onto the river flats (alluvial flats ) the silt could be up to a metre deep , the first plants to grow naturally , would be lupins , (guessing the seed was in the silt ) and would grow up to two meters tall , the ability for the lupins to fix nitrogen probably helped them to be the primary vegetation .

This company has potential , but really needs to get some sales contracts and ability to have its product with designated spaces in large retail chains .
What is a Kg of lupin powder that they are selling worth ?
In the 4cs released are all the receipts from product sales or are some from other sources ie govt research payouts ?
Be interesting to see what the fibre is like also as a roughage instead of skippy corn flakes .

What is up with all the director resignations last year ?