I have picked up a few just now, those grades look good and I...

I have picked up a few just now, those grades look good and I like the close location, not 2,000 miles east of Perth in the middle of nowhere, appears to be just 300k's north of Perth, would not be any need to build a lot of roads or rail, all already done. Building Infrastructure kills so many projects, also resource is close to the surface...of course I'm horribly biased now as I have bought some, lol :)

so as per usual DYOR, I make wild assumptions.

good old wikipedia says:

At the beginning of 2008, Potash prices started a meteoric climb from less than $200 a tonne to a high of $875 in Feb 2009. These subsequently dropped dramatically to an April 2010 low of $310 level, before recovering in 2011–12, and relapsing again in 2013. For reference, prices in November 2011 were about $470 per tonne, but as of May 2013 were stable at $393.