AGYP .045x05 up, New MJ News >> Allied Energy Corporation 2018 growth strategyDec 14, 2017
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Allied Energy Corporation 2018 growth strategy
Carrollton, TX. December 12, 2017, Allied Energy Corporation, (AGYP) a marketer and distributor of a revolutionary line of organic bio-fertilizers and soil enhancer is pleased to announce their growth strategy for 2018.
THE COMPANY WILL FOCUS ITS SOIL AMENDMENT PRODUCTS 48X SOIL EP AND 48X MICROBES/ MICRONUTRIENTS towards THE 6 PLUS BILLION MEDICAL MARIWANA INDUSTRY.
ALLIED WILL BE USING A TWO PRONGED APPROACH TO GROW WITHIN THIS AGRICULTURAL SECTOR.
First, Utilizing and establishing relationships to IN THE CANADIAN MARIWANA GROWERS MARKET AS the country MOVES TOWARDS their WNE 2018 LEGALIZATION OF MEDICAL AND RECREATIONAL MARIWANA.
Second, SECURE CONTRACTS THROUGH STRATEGIC ALLIANCES WITH COMMERCIAL GROWERS IN CALIFORNIA .
The 48X SOIL EP AND 48X MICROBES I MICRONUTRIENTS PROVIDE A PROPRIETARY BLEND OF MICROBES AND MICRONUTRIENTS THAT DEVELOPS HEALTHIER ROOTS WITH CORRECT VITAMINS AND MINERALS WHILE RELEASING TIED UP NUTRIENTS IN THE SOIL. THIS RESULTS IN SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN CROP YEILDS AND IMPROVED CROP GRADE . ALLIED ENERGY IS EXCITED TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE A SAFE PLANT BASED PRODUCT TO THIS GROWTH INDUSTRY. THE ARCVIEW GROUP STATED ( OAKLAND CALIFORNIA DEC.6, 2017) LEGAL MARIWANA SALES TO GROW 33% TO $10 BILLION IN 2017. BY 2021 ARCVIEW PROJECTS THE LEGAL MARKET TO REACH $24.5 BILLION, A 28% COMPOUNDED ANNUAL GROWTH RATE.
Located in Carrollton, Texas, Allied Energy Corporation (www.greenalliedenergy.com) is a publicly traded company listed on the OTC Market under the "AGYP" trading symbol. The Company was founded to exploit the high potential opportunity for growth represented by a revolutionary line of organic bio-fertilizers and soil enhancers. Branded "Building a Better World Green" TM products, the BBWGTMline of fertilizers and soil enhancers are environmentally friendly, economic, and provide superior benefits to farmers seeking to increase yields and quality while protecting and improving their growing environments.
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