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new here...HI...lil fertilizer article i see hasnt been posted here yet
http://www.nwanews.com/adg/business/217835/
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Washington, D.C. - Farmers aren't the only ones making money off the run-up in commodity prices. Companies that sell things to farmers, everything from fertilizer to seed to tractors, are reporting healthy profits, too.
Terra Industries, a major fertilizer supplier based in Sioux City, recently reported that its fourth-quarter 2007 profit jumped by six times over the year before.
Deere & Co. - which makes tractors, harvesters and other farm equipment in Ankeny, Waterloo, Ottumwa and Dubuque - reported record quarterly earnings. Agricultural equipment sales were up 33 percent.
The company could benefit further from the $168 billion economic stimulus package. A provision will allow farmers to write off the value of their equipment sooner and let them keep a greater portion of last year's record income to spend on new machinery.
Last week, Monsanto Co. raised its 2008 earnings estimate by 8 percent because of strong seed and herbicide sales.
The list of agribusiness winners goes on to include names such as Dow and DuPont, parent of Johnston-based Pioneer Hi-Bred.
"Following a very strong 2007, 2008 is shaping up to be a spectacular year" for agricultural suppliers, Goldman Sachs analysts wrote last week in a report headlined: "Let the good times roll!"
The analysts say the industry's "tremendous fundamentals" are unusual in the current economic slowdown.
Prices for corn, soybeans and other commodities have doubled over the past two years, and that means farmers can afford to pay more for seed and chemicals and buy new equipment. Crop insurers also make more money because premiums paid by farmers rise along with the price of the crop being covered.
The economic impact on Iowa of the agribusiness boom will vary, said David Swenson, an Iowa State University economist.
To the extent that companies are simply charging farmers higher prices, the extra income will flow to investors and won't stay in the state. But local economies do benefit when farmers buy more chemicals and other inputs than they used to, he said. Every $10 million in new input sales supports 325 jobs, producing $7.4 million in income, he said.
Economists are forecasting commodity prices to remain well above traditional levels well into the next decade.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that net cash farm income nationwide will hit a record $96.6 billion this year - up 10 percent from last year and 40 percent from 2006 - even with the higher prices of fertilizer, seed and other inputs being charged by companies like Terra and Monsanto.
Terra's ammonia fertilizer sold for an average of $333 a ton in 2007, up from $315 the year before.
Citigroup estimates Terra's 2008 earnings will reach $3.71 per share, up from $2.45 for 2007, and hit $4.11 in 2009.
"This is a market that's just reacted to the fundamental supply and demand changes, and that's basically driven by the grain demand that's driven the fertilizer prices up," said Joe Ewing, vice president of investor relations and human resources for Terra.
A few farmers have even tried to lock in their fertilizer prices for 2009, said Ewing, even though this year's crop isn't in the ground yet. DuPont's agriculture and nutrition business, which includes Pioneer Hi-Bred, is predicting double-digit earnings growth through 2012 because of the strong farm economy and DuPont's new seed and pesticide products.
Pioneer's worldwide seed sales were up 40 percent in the last quarter of 2007. Pioneer hopes to begin selling biotech corn seed in Brazil next year.
"It's a great time for agriculture," Erik Fyrwald, group vice president of DuPont agriculture and nutrition, said at a Feb. 12 conference sponsored by Goldman Sachs.
At Pioneer rival Monsanto, 2007 was "absolutely spectacular," said Brett Begemann, executive vice president of the St. Louis-based company.
As corn becomes more valuable, farmers have shown they will pay more for the biotech varieties produced by Pioneer, Monsanto and other companies that are protected against yield-robbing insects and immune to herbicides.
This year, 90 percent of the corn seed Pioneer will sell will be genetically engineered to make the plants either resistant to insects or immune to herbicides or both. That's up from 75 percent last year.
Prices for types of Monsanto seed that have two biotech traits rose 25 percent last year. Triple-trait seed prices rose 15 percent to 20 percent. Monsanto officials say they try to price their seed according to what they determine to be its value to farmers. That takes into account the savings in insecticide, increased crop yields and higher commodity prices. "Typically, Monsanto looks to capture a third of that value," said spokeswoman Danielle Jany.
Bill Doyle, chief executive of fertilizer giant Potash Corp., said agriculture is facing a long-term boom that could be derailed only by a depression. The boom is being driven not by biofuel production so much as by growth in China, India and other countries, he said.
"It's a demographic switch that we've never seen before. We've always had lots of people, but we didn't have people with money in their pockets," he said.
Even with the higher prices for fertilizer, seed and other inputs, farmers are still making more money.
A farmer planting corn or soybeans this year would earn up to $500 or more per acre after the cost of seed, chemicals, insurance and fuel is deducted. That's up to five times what the crops returned in 2005, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis.
Farmers are willing to pay more for inputs when their crop is more valuable, said Ron Litterer of Greene, president of the National Corn Growers Association.
"You're going to try to optimize yield because you have a crop that's worth more," he said. "Because the crop is so valuable, you add on some fungicide costs that you maybe wouldn't have done in the past. All of these things are market-driven."
Reporter Philip Brasher can be reached at (202) 906-8138 or pbrasher@dmreg.com
http://www.b2i.us/profiles/investor/ResLibraryView.asp?BzID=1435&ResLibraryID=23478&Category=896
awesome to hear, thanks for the update. I take that means everything's in order.
Checked on that today. It is out of their hands but they look for something everyday from SEC. It will be PR'd when it happens.
Once this does happen, they will be doing road shows and spend money on PR. Just quiet until then and low profile until then.
so rocket, would you happen to know what's holding up the uplisting to the OTC:BB?
OT: I posted a msg to you on the cftn board. tia
nice pr to see a wider acceptance of the fertilizer. thanks for sending my comments. i guess that response pretty much says that everyone suffered, and like you say, it's nice to know that the company was still doing very well and growing despite the drought.
I agree. To think that the company was still doing very well and growing leaps and bounds in 07 during the drought goes to show you what lies ahead in the future.
KQforever, I sent your comments to the CEO regarding the drought in the Atlanta area and easing of water restrictions PR and this was his response.
"If our clients can’t water our product, it will be very difficult for the grower, supplier and installer to remain in business. It is really as simple as that.
The thinning of the herd comment from Mr. Strickland refers to contractors that come into operation during periods of rapid growth and fail in larger numbers when demand tightens. Housing construction, commercial construction, money supply, interest rates, credit liquidity, natural resources (water) among other macro issues all have an impact on our (and our competitor’s) business.
The PR is to communicate with the public not to influence them either positively or negatively. I personally am very happy with the easing of the restrictions."
Organic Growing Systems, Inc. Expands Domestic Base and Goes International
Feb 12, 2008 08:00:40 (ET)
ALPHARETTA GA, Feb 12, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Through its premier Florida distributor, Florida Mulch, Inc., Organic Growing Systems, a subsidiary of Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: AGWS), has begun supplying TOP 4-2-2 organic fertilizer to the City of Miami, Grand Cayman Island and the Bahamas.
Superior Landscape, a customer of Florida Mulch, Inc., has begun using TOP 4-2-2 in the city of Miami to comply with Miami's "Earth Dade" campaign. After securing and delivering an initial order of 4 tons of TOP 4-2-2 for various projects, the fertilizer is being evaluated on a trial basis. Mike McGilvary, from Florida Mulch, Inc., stated, "Given the anticipated results, future use should be in truckload quantities."
After attending the TPIE (Tropical Plant Industry Expo) show at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center, Florida Mulch, Inc. received product orders from separate Caribbean-based contractors. Signature Palms and Trees of the Grand Cayman Island placed an initial order based on its need for fertilizer and micro nutrition.
According to Marc Nichols, Regional Sales Manager for Organic Growing Systems, Inc., "The soil in the Cayman Islands is very sandy and lacks necessary nutrition. When Signature Palms and Trees realized there was a slow-release fertilizer that was non-leaching, didn't runoff, provided essential micro-nutrition and helped to build a true topsoil, they knew this was the product for them."
McGilvary added, "Since the initial order three weeks ago, based on TOP 4-2-2's performance, Signature Palms and Trees has already placed its first reorder."
Another Caribbean-based contractor, Tropical Landscapes of the Bahamas, placed its initial order one week after the TPIE show.
"After only one week, Tropical Landscapes has already called back to tell us how well the product is performing, and that they have already noticed tremendous results," said McGilvary.
Nichols added, "Tropical Landscapes was sold on the product for the same reasons as Signature Palms and Trees in the Caymans. The two islands have similar types of soils with similar deficiencies and challenges. Our TOP 4-2-2 adds back essential micro-nutrition and organic carbon to create soil sustainability. Doing business in the Caribbean exemplifies the growth Organic Growing Systems is currently experiencing."
Nichols and McGilvary will be attending a meeting of the Tampa Mulch and Soil Council on February 15 and the Tampa Bay Spring Expo on February 22nd-23rd.
About AGWS:
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. ("AGSI" or the "Company"), founded in 2006, is the parent company of Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (a scientifically advanced Organic fertilizer manufacturer) and Advanced Nurseries, Inc. (a wholesale group of Commercial Nurseries located in the Southeastern US). AGSI is dedicated to providing its shareholders significant value and is directly involved in the $48 Billion fertilizer market and the $66 Billion Green Industry. For more information, please visit www.AGSIncorporated.com .
In order to receive regular updates on AGWS, please click on the following link: http://www.b2i.us/irpass.asp?BzID=1435&to=ea&s=0 .
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
Statements about AGSI's future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, and all other statements in this press release other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as the term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. AGSI's actual results could differ materially from expected results. AGSI undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances. Should events occur which materially affect any comments made within this objective; AGSI will appropriately inform the public.
Contacts:
Institutional Advisor:
PMG Capital LLC
Paul M. Gozzo
Tel: 888-747-5397
Fax: 888-799-9741
pmgcapital@hotmail.com
Investor Relations:
Gerald Kieft or Ryan Audin
Wall Street Resources, Inc.
2646 SW Mapp Road, Suite 303
Palm City, Florida 34990
772-219-7525
AdvancedIR@wallstreetresources.net
http://www.wallstreetresources.net
Media Inquiries:
Laura Finlayson
Avalanche Strategic Communications
201-488-0049
laura@avalanchepr.com
SOURCE: Advanced Growing Systems
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mailto:AdvancedIR@wallstreetresources.net
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geez i didnt' even know the southeast was going through the worst drought in 100 years....
A total ban on outdoor watering must've inflicted some damage on agws. I guess on the contrary, people will be willing to buy more trees & the like now that all the current greens have died lol.
I guess its hard to not believe this played a roll in the price drop after all. And to think I thought it was dilution all this time.
I wonder what impact on sales at the store were with the drought going on, at least now that there will be buying(trees and shrubs and stuff) things should pick up. I myself waited to buy until after the drought, I thought thats what brought the price down. Now I'm in at a low price and things should pick up now!
I'm not sure what to make of that PR. Is it "yay because we didn't die?, "yay because some of the competition was thinned off?"? Wasn't exactly a comforting pr imo. It seems to reflect the vulnerability of the company to factors outside of its control.
I'm curious if Strickland's comments (albeit the poor spelling of "herd") are suggesting that we are not with the rest of industry in terms of amount of water needed. I recall hearing this a long time ago in an interview w/ the ceo. Nevertheless, the way Strickland phrases things in this pr, it doesn't exactly seem to differentiate our end from the rest of the industry (the industry that was supposedly "looking at extinction" prior to the governor's bail out)
February 7, 2008 - 8:00 AM EST
Governor Purdue Announces Easing of Water Restrictions for Metro Atlanta
Advanced Nurseries, Inc., a subsidiary of Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: AGWS) announces that Georgia Governor Sonny Purdue has taken critical steps in reducing the negative impact from current watering restrictions. Since September 2007, when the restrictions were implemented, the Green Industry has suffered losses of over $262 million per month that can be directly attributed to the drought and the ensuing regulations.
"These steps will give consumers confidence to buy and plant new trees and shrubbery," said Governor Perdue. "It will give retailers the confidence to stock these items, and it will give producers confidence to grow them. This action will lend strength to the landscaping industry in Georgia...taking this action strikes a balance between sound management of our water resources and support of Georgia's industries that depend on water use."
"At first we were looking for a thinning of the heard in the Green Industry as has happened periodically with economic downturns and droughts of the past," said John Strickland, National Sales and Marketing Manager with Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. "However, with a total ban in place and the possibility of the drought continuing, if Governor Purdue had not relaxed the ban, we were looking at the extinction of the heard!"
Strickland added, "This is a true relief for the industry, but not a long term fix. With population growth and current practices, it will be the companies that understand sustainable landscapes and how to achieve them that will lead the way."
According to the new restrictions, newly installed professional landscaping can be watered up to three days a week from midnight to 10 am for a period of 10 weeks on the odd/even schedule. The new schedule will ensure the survival of the new landscape without requiring more water than what is being used under the 30-day exemption. Hand watering will be allowed for 25 minutes per day on an odd/even schedule between midnight and 10 am.
About AGWS:
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. ("AGSI" or the "Company"), founded in 2006, is the parent company of Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (a scientifically advanced Organic fertilizer manufacturer) and Advanced Nurseries, Inc. (a wholesale group of Commercial Nurseries located in the Southeastern US). AGSI is dedicated to providing its shareholders significant value and is directly involved in the $48 Billion fertilizer market and the $66 Billion Green Industry. For more information, please visit www.AGSIncorporated.com.
In order to receive regular updates on AGWS, please click on the following link: http://www.b2i.us/irpass.asp?BzID=1435&to=ea&s=0
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
Statements about AGSI's future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, and all other statements in this press release other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as the term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. AGSI's actual results could differ materially from expected results. AGSI undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances. Should events occur which materially affect any comments made within this objective; AGSI will appropriately inform the public.
Institutional Advisor:
PMG Capital LLC
Paul M. Gozzo
Tel: 888-747-5397
Fax: 888-799-9741
pmgcapital@hotmail.com
Investor Relations:
Gerald Kieft or Ryan Audin
Wall Street Resources, Inc.
2646 SW Mapp Road, Suite 303
Palm City, Florida 34990
772-219-7525
AdvancedIR@wallstreetresources.net
http://www.wallstreetresources.net
Media Inquiries:
Laura Finlayson
Avalanche Strategic Communications
201-488-0049
laura@avalanchepr.com
Source: Marketwire (February 7, 2008 - 8:00 AM EST)
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n/m, I guess I was wrong. Here was the arrangement according to the 10-sb:
"The agreement also has requirements of the Company that have potential liquidating damages, which include the requirement to
register the stock. If the Company fails to file a registration statement and have it declared effective during the Effectiveness Date
period, as defined, the Company could be subject to a penalty of up to 2% of the holders initial investments per month to a maximum
of 20%. The Effectiveness Date is defined as the earlier of the ninetieth (90th) day following the filing date of such Registration
Statement or 120 days if the Registration Statement is to receive a full review. The Company has filed a registration statement on
Form 10-SB within the 90 day requirement. Since the Company filed Form 10-SB within the ninety (90) days of the purchase,
management believes that this requirement has been met and that no liquidating changes will be incurred. As a consequence of filing
the form 10-SB, the Company became a reporting company under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended on June 19,
2007. The Company is still in the process of responding to additional comments from the SEC."
On another note, they better uplist fast, because there's more penalties on the company's warrants the more months go by & they fail to do so. I take that as a good thing that the company would enter into such an arrangement.... but a bad thing that they're taking so long. =P
KQ, Thoughts from the peanut gallery re: dilution and other stuff . . .
Per Chris (about a month ago), should be no more dilution. He felt like AGWS is in a strong enough position to obtain traditional financing for growth. Obviously, things change and that is no guarantee, but I guess that's the story until/unless we hear differently.
Today's volume of 45.7K shares = approx. $10K total traded, and some of those were buys. And that was the largest volume day in 2-3 weeks.
A couple of things I really like about AGWS, then I'll shut up cheerleading for a while. These are from memory, but I think I'm on target:
AGWS' last two rounds of financing were in the $.40-.$50 range. AGWS has progressed much since then.
Warrants issued between $.80-$1.20.
Florida Mulch is looking at $2-$2.5M in 2008 fertilizer business with AGWS vs. pro forma of $2M for the entire company. Second shift at Monticello is either operational or about to be. Third shift likely not far behind. Chris has said that he can expand Monticello and will also build a new plant (Florida, California?) if he has contracts in hand. The product must be outstanding, based on business and kudos received. Also high margin.
WSR 'conservative' one-year PPS of $1.80 (from August '07) does not include McDonough or Charlotte locales. According to them, this number was arrived at using a 35% discount rate. WSR update last week did not back down from these projections.
We shall see. Lots of $ in this one . . . Go AGWS.
Thanks, probably not a bad guess, KQ. em
I think this might've played a part of the problem. Private placement penalty probably mean liquidation of shares? Just pullin' out of my ass on this one. =P Either way we do know that the company will be financing in order to raise money for the 4th & 5th site, so if the stock goes down, we shouldn't really be too surprised imo. although it wouldnt' really be too benefitial for them at these levels...
"Finally, we estimated that fiscal year 2007 loss from
operations would be negative $2.29 million, versus an actual
net loss of $2.95, a variance of approximately $660,000.
This variance was caused by an unforeseen penalty incurred on preferred stock of approximately $200,000, in
addition to higher than anticipated occupancy expense, D&A expense, and interest expense. This penalty was
related to its inability to have its registration statement filed and declared effective by the effective date specific by
the private placement companies. Management anticipates that its registration statement will be declared effective
before any other liquidating damages come into effect"
http://www.wallstreetresources.net/pdf/fc/AGWS_EquityNote_01-23-08.pdf
i guess cocoa's a little more than a village in nowhere-land. i think they're the closest city to the kennedy space center & cape canaveral...
not important, but my guess is that they still have a few more pennies to spend on beautification than i initially imagined them to have.
Not dilution. Per Yahoo, 3-month average volume = 11K shares/day = $2-$3,000. A good bit of that volume was me buying. I started buying too early, have been steadily averaging down. Won't be too much longer before we know how brilliant or stupid I was.
Yes sir, Advanced Growing Systems is Growing ;)
cool, nice to have more little cities chiming in =) i'm down for that. keep it up, Florida Mulch!
AGWS(0.20)Coastal Florida Cities Continue to Go Green With TOP Organic Fertilizer
Tuesday, January 29 2008 8:01 AM, EST Market Wire "US Press Releases "
ALPHARETTA GA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 01/29/08 -- The cities of Cocoa and Jupiter, Florida have officially "gone green" with Organic Growing Systems' TOP Organic Fertilizer.
Through its new premier Florida distributor, Florida Mulch, Inc. , Organic Growing Systems, a subsidiary of Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: AGWS), has begun supplying TOP 4-2-2 organic fertilizer to these and other coastal cities.
Surrounded by the Indian River, the City of Cocoa was particularly attracted by the non-leaching properties of organic fertilizer. Mike McGilvary of Florida Mulch capitalized on this need by showing the city the benefits of TOP 4-2-2.
The City of Jupiter is also poised to reap the benefits of TOP Organic Fertilizer. To support its "Keep JupITer Green" program, the city recently awarded a major contract to One Source Landscaping to supply all of its mulch, soil, and organic fertilizers. Through One Source Landscaping's partnership with Florida Mulch, TOP Organic Fertilizer will soon be helping this city achieve its "green" goals.
These cities exemplify the growth Organic Growing Systems is experiencing in the region. At the recent TPIE (Tropical Plant Industry Expo) show at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center, Organic Growing Systems, Inc. and Florida Mulch, Inc. were among only four exhibitors selected from 1000 and named leaders in products that promote sustainability in agriculture.
"We were very proud and honored to have been selected out of so many vendors," said Marc Nichols, Regional Sales Manager for Organic Growing Systems, Inc. "It's exciting to see individuals, businesses and even entire cities realize the huge benefits of our fertilizers."
"We are also extremely excited about our continued partnership with Florida Mulch, Inc. ," Nichols continued. Both companies recognize the tremendous potential for TOP Organic Fertilizers in the state of Florida and particularly in the coastal regions."
According to Nichols, Florida Mulch Inc. CEO Willard Palmer indicated $2 - $2.5 million in sales is obtainable for 2008 given the growing market for organic fertilizer and the particular niche filled by Organic Growing Systems, Inc.
To continue to market the product to new customers, Marc Nichols and Mike McGilvary will be attending a meeting of the Tampa Mulch and Soil Council on February 15 and the Tampa Bay Spring Expo on February 22nd-23rd .
About AGWS:
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. ("AGSI" or the "Company"), founded in 2006, is the parent company of Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (a scientifically advanced Organic fertilizer manufacturer) and Advanced Nurseries, Inc. (a wholesale group of Commercial Nurseries located in the Southeastern US). AGSI is dedicated to providing its shareholders significant value and is directly involved in the $48 Billion fertilizer market and the $66 Billion Green Industry. For more information, please visit www.AGSIncorporated.com.
In order to receive regular updates on AGWS, please click on the following link: http://www.b2i.us/irpass.asp?BzID=1435&to=ea&s=0
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
Statements about AGSI's future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, and all other statements in this press release other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as the term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. AGSI's actual results could differ materially from expected results. AGSI undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances. Should events occur which materially affect any comments made within this objective; AGSI will appropriately inform the public.
Institutional Advisor:
PMG Capital LLC
Paul M. Gozzo
Tel: 888-747-5397
Fax: 888-799-9741
pmgcapital@hotmail.com
Investor Relations:
Gerald Kieft or Ryan Audin
Wall Street Resources, Inc.
2646 SW Mapp Road, Suite 303
Palm City, Florida 34990
772-219-7525
AdvancedIR@wallstreetresources.net
http://www.wallstreetresources.net
Media Inquiries:
Laura Finlayson
Avalanche Strategic Communications
201-488-0049
laura@avalanchepr.com
They are very close to getting on the OTCBB. Until then, they are keeping a very low profile. I am told they have some very large investors waiting to buy and they will be getting the word out (spending money on PR etc) once off the pinks.
Whoa, haven't looked at this in a while! What's causing the large % decline, anyone know? Are they diluting to continue their operations?
KQforever, here is the PR announcing the new CFO. The old CFO is the one who did the inital documents for uplisting on the OTCBB, and it has held the process up. They are very happy with their new CFO.
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. Names New Chief Financial Officer
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: AGWS) is pleased to announce it has named Dan Dunn as the Company's Chief Financial Officer. This position will be shared with current CFO Lyle Mortensen until December 31st, 2007 at which time Mr. Mortensen will step down from his position. Mr. Mortensen will continue to serve on the Company's Board of Directors and will head the Board's audit committee.
Mr. Dunn brings over 13 years of accounting experience specializing in early stage construction and manufacturing companies. Mr. Dunn has a successful track record of taking companies to the next level by designing and implementing innovative financial strategies. He was previously Chief Financial Officer with Janus International Corp., a manufacturer of steel rolling overhead doors, where he directly assisted in growing the company from a start up to over $80 million in sales while adding two additional manufacturing facilities, one distribution center and a foreign joint venture in a four year period.
"We are very excited to have Dan join us. He brings a wealth of financial experience and Advanced Growing Systems is fortunate to have someone of his caliber join our senior management team," said Chris Nichols, President and CEO.
"This is a great opportunity to join a rapidly growing company with a strong outlook for continued growth," Dunn said. "Advanced Growing System has a talented management and sales team that have the company going in the right direction. I am also excited to be involved with a publicly traded company in the nursery and fertilizer working areas."
Dan is a graduate of West Georgia College and holds a B.B.A. and M.P.A. in Accounting.
About AGWS:
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. ("AGSI" or the "Company"), founded in 2006, is the parent company of Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (a scientifically advanced Organic fertilizer manufacturer) and Advanced Nurseries, Inc. (a wholesale group of Commercial Nurseries located in the Southeastern US). AGSI is dedicated to providing its shareholders significant value and is directly involved in the $48 Billion fertilizer market and the $66 Billion Green Industry. For more information, please visit www.AGSIncorporated.com.
In order to receive regular updates on AGWS, please click on the following link: http://www.b2i.us/irpass.asp?BzID=1435&to=ea&s=0
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
Statements about AGSI's future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, and all other statements in this press release other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as the term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. AGSI's actual results could differ materially from expected results. AGSI undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances. Should events occur which materially affect any comments made within this objective; AGSI will appropriately inform the public.
Institutional Advisor:
PMG Capital LLC
Paul M. Gozzo
Tel: 888-747-5397
Fax: 888-799-9741
pmgcapital@hotmail.com
Investor Relations:
Gerald Kieft or Ryan Audin
Wall Street Resources, Inc.
2646 SW Mapp Road, Suite 303
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772-219-7525
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thanks for the update on the cfo status. i'm curious if the penalty was actually averted or not despite the promising opinion of the company on the 10-k
Here is an Equity Note that was released yesterday from Wall Street Resources.
Everything is going well if you read into it. Once they are on the OTCBB, they will be getting the word out. They are keeping a low profile until then but once off the pinks, they will be spending money on PR.
If the old CFO did not make a couple of errors on the application, they wouldn't have gotten comments back. They had fully expected to be off the pinks last year. Should be any time now...
http://wallstreetresources.net/pdf/fc/AGWS_EquityNote_01-23-08.pdf
KQforever, I found out that this was a penalty as the registration was no done on time. This was a mistake that the old CFO made and he has since been replaced.
Interesting point on the 10-K:
The Company incurred a penalty on preferred stock in the amount of $200,333 during the year ended September 30, 2007 for its inability to have its registration statement filed and declared effective by the Effective Date specific by the private placement companies. Management anticipates that its registration statement will be declared effective before any other liquidating damages come into effect.
I hope this was the case.
giff,
Wall Street Resources report (from 8/28/07) projected $10.7M revenue in '07. From the 10-SB it looks like '07 will wind up around $11.4M. Only reason I mention this is that WSR claims to be conservative. The fact that AGWS beat this estimate (I think) by $700K and the WSR report was done in August with AGWS' FY ending one month later, leads me to believe that 'conservative' may also hold true for the '08 projection of $21.7M.
Also, WSR projection does not include additions of Marietta and Charlotte. From memory, I think 10-SB said that these two facilities will be open on March 1. If they are both open by March-April they will provide 6 months revenue in FY'08, i.e. several million $.
Add in my expectations (which may or may not hold true) of $3-$4M fertilizer revenue (vs. $2M projection) and I think AGWS may be looking at FY'08 revenues of $28-$30M. An outstanding one-year increase.
Also, and VERY important (IMHO), AGWS' answer to the 10-SB "Name of each exchange on which each class is to be registered" is "Over-the-Counter-Bulletin Board."
Looks like we're about to be "movin' on up." :)
From what I consider to be a reliable source, a certain group of investors are awaiting the move up from PinkieLand.
bylosellhier, "revenue may wind up closer to $3-$4M"
what do you think 2008 looks like in revs? TIA
Fertilizer revenue = $300-$350/ton x 44 tons = $13-$15K for this shipment. Nice, but not life-changing. However, note that Florida Mulch claims to have a goal of $2M in 2008 fertilizer sales. That equals AGWS' entire budget for FY08 (per Wall Street Resourses report).
Through 9 months ended 6/30/07, fertilizer provided only $14K gross profit. $2M revenue in '08 @ 40% margin would provide $800K gross profit. Not bad for a company with a cap of $6M.
With expanded facilities, fertilizer revenue may wind up closer to $3-$4M, particularly with this addition of Florida Mulch.
From 10SB also note addition of McDonough, GA and Charlotte, NC in Spring '08. Plus 2nd pellet mill and possible acquisitions of plant and tree farms.
10sb out on pinksheets.com ("received jan 11, 08")
http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=agws#getCompanyInfo
hoping the same, bought another 3k at 0.25 today. wish we could continue with the revenue update pr's. does anyone know how much revenue 2 truckloads of fertilizer is? i remember seeing a price per bag before, but i forgot where i saw that.
January 10, 2008 - 8:07 AM EST
Harris County Flood Control District Renews 2008 Contract to Utilize TOP Organic Fertilizer
Organic Growing Systems, Inc. Continues Its Strategic Relationship With Harris County Flood Control District
Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (A Subsidiary of Advanced Growing Systems, Inc.) (PINKSHEETS: AGWS), manufacturer of TOP 4-2-2 Organic Fertilizer, has renewed its contract with Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) for another year in 2008. According to Joseph T. Myers, P.E., Infrastructure Division Manager for HCFCD, "TOP Organic fertilizer meets our District requirements to apply a product that is slow release and fast acting, reduces water consumption, and has a positive impact on soil chemistry. TOP Organic has performed well in all respects as evidenced by successful turf and tree growth throughout the District in capital improvement programs as well as maintenance. The product meets or exceeds our specifications and our expectations."
Volume sold to HCFCD has increased from 2006 to 2007 by 31%. Marc Nichols, Regional Sales Manager for Organic Growing Systems, Inc. stated, "We are confident through our conversations with county personnel that 2008 will show similar gains. We couldn't be happier about the success of our product with Harris County and it really shows how well our products work."
"We are currently working with multiple municipalities to utilize the non-polluting attributes of our fertilizer. We have lined up several city and county agencies in Georgia for spring '08 applications," said John Strickland, National Sales Manager, Organic Growing Systems, Inc. Mr. Strickland further stated, "Our Winter focus has been concentrated on lining up new distributors and bringing other municipalities on board. From January 17th-19th, we will be attending the Gulf States Horticulture Conference in Mobile, AL. to further promote our products in the 5 Gulf States. We have recognized a significant increase in the desire of both governmental agencies and corporations of all sizes to go green."
About Harris County Flood Control District:
The Harris County Flood Control District (the District) is a special purpose district created by the Texas Legislature in 1937 in response to devastating floods that struck the region in 1929 and 1935. The District's jurisdictional boundaries are set to coincide with Harris County, a community of more than 3.7 million people that includes the City of Houston. The other boundaries in which we operate -- those provided by nature -- are of the 22 primary watersheds within Harris County's 1,756 square miles. Each has its own independent flooding problems. Each presents unique challenges.
The District's drainage and flood control infrastructure is extensive, including more than 1,500 channels totaling about 2,500 miles in length (about the distance from Los Angeles to New York). Nature also challenges us with flat terrain, clay soils that do not absorb water very well and an average annual rainfall of 48 inches. The flooding problems in the community are severe. Flooding IS Harris County's natural disaster! Several hundred thousand homes and businesses are in the identified floodplain (not all flooding areas are mapped), and projects to reduce the risk of flooding are estimated in the billions of dollars.
http://app.quotemedia.com/quotetools/popups/story.jsp
Great things ahead, IMHO.
Hearsay has it that:
Fertilizer business is going great guns. 2nd shift has been added in Monticello; 3rd shift may not be too far off. (Note yesterday's PR for a sample of what's in store.)
Nursery business also expanding. Look for more openings in 1st half of '08.
Look for uplisting to BB soon(er than you think).
FY’07 revenues = approx $10.8M. Projecting over $20M in’08, with a profit.
24M shares outstanding @ $.25 = $6M cap.
Looking forward to a stellar 2008.
Organic Growing Systems, Inc. Gains Major Florida Distributor
Organic Fertilizers Build Acceptance as Synthetic Fertilizer Restrictions Gain Statewide Momentum
ALPHARETTA, GA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 01/07/08 -- Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (A Subsidiary of Advanced Growing Systems, Inc.) (PINKSHEETS: AGWS), manufacturer of a full line of Organic Fertilizers, joins forces with Florida Mulch, Inc. (www.floridamulchonline.com) to capitalize on the rapidly growing organic fertilizer market throughout the state of Florida.
Florida Mulch, Inc., privately owned and in business since 1978, is recognized as one of the premier mulch distributors in the Southeast. An initial order of 2 truckloads (44 tons) was shipped in early January. "I am seeing results that are unbeatable on grass and flowers that were fertilized a few weeks ago. We have found Organic Growing Systems' 4-2-2 pelletized fertilizer to be the best and safest non-burning, non-leaching fertilizer we have found thus far in 30 years," stated Michael McGilvary, Sales and Marketing Director for Florida Mulch, Inc.
When asked by Marc Nichols of Organic Growing Systems, Inc. about the decision to market the TOP 4-2-2 line throughout Florida, Mr. McGilvary responded, "Initial contacts revealed that this product could virtually sell itself. The Company has a wonderful fertilizer that is not super expensive and very effective." When asked to quantify expectations for sales in 2008, Mr. McGilvary told Marc, "Our goal is $2 million in new fertilizer sales." He added, "The response is something I have never seen before and our orders are laying the road to success."
About Florida Mulch, Inc.
Florida Mulch, Inc. is a wood mulch production company, founded in 1978 and based in St. Cloud, Florida. Florida Mulch produces and sells natural cypress mulch, pine bark mulch, environmental mulch®, and color enhanced (red, gold and black) mulches. Behind these products is the understanding that our customers' needs are our primary concern. Our resources and people are organized to satisfy these needs. With the ability to deliver anywhere in the U.S., Florida Mulch serves architects, landscapers, contractors, property management companies, nurseries, garden centers and retail store customers. In addition to amassing years of experience in the mulch field, our management team provides un-paralleled industry-specific knowledge and capabilities at the highest level to serve our customers in the most efficient manner possible.
About AGWS:
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. ("AGSI" or the "Company"), founded in 2006, is the parent company of Organic Growing Systems, Inc. (a scientifically advanced Organic fertilizer manufacturer) and Advanced Nurseries, Inc. (a wholesale group of Commercial Nurseries located in the Southeastern US). AGSI is dedicated to providing its shareholders significant value and is directly involved in the $48 Billion fertilizer market and the $66 Billion Green Industry. For more information, please visit www.AGSIncorporated.com.
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nice distributor pick-up in florida mulch if they can meet the sales goal.
There was another agws from Florida that got on a black list because of stocks that were associated with Select America Transfer Co.(the Big Hub mess). This AGWS got mistaken for it and they had to make amendments stating "a Florida corporation" on the documents. It has been cleaned up but apparently Scottrade hasn't yet.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=20793897
anyone know why scottrade will not do online trade orders for this one???
Thanks, Steve
rocketrice, i appointed you as an assistant. you can clean up what you see fit.
Digging, I know it was a power point presentation. Will post when I get it :)
You know the link to recent 20-minute presentation on the Company's strategic goals? I can't seem to find it... TIA
Yes I have seen it (bags) truckloads
There are 2 distinct divisions. The nurseries and the organic fertilizer. Both divisions are rapidly expanding, but some feel the organic fertilizer division is the home run. They have just hired 2 more sales reps that come with 'books' (come with many contacts in the industry).
The nursery division has already put one company out of business here. Next year should be good here and the drought ending will help as well...
I think getting off pinks will help this stock...
but even better would be profits... The company has very high SG&A expenses right now... IMO needs to grow revs very fast...
Have you ever seen the product they sell? box? bag? liquid?
by the Truckload?
I thought I saw Select America, but it is this agws. Great news, just got off the horn. Those SEC filings are in order to get off the pink sheets onto the OTCBB, which we already knew. That's all it is. They cannot wait to get off the pinks! lol
And yes I think they are doing gangbusters and 2008 will be a monster year for them. GLTY
Looks like the company needs a $7.5 mil rev Quarter just to break even...
Anybody think this can happen? soon?
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Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. is dedicated to providing its shareholders significant value. We are directly involved in the $48 Billion fertilizer market and the $66 Billion Green Industry and have a structure in place that will allow us to drive sales and earnings.
Advanced Growing Systems
18201 Von Karman
Suite 550
Irvine, CA 92612
United States Of America
Share Structure (according to Wall St. Resources)
Share Price (1/22/08) $0.17
Market Capitalization $3.95M <-- @ $0.17 share price
Revenue (TTM) $10.7M
Shares Outstanding 23.26M
Approximate Float (approx) 12.50M
Transfer Agent:
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Bay City Transfer & Registrar Inc.
300 Center Street Suite 202B • Bay City, MI 48708
989.891.9720
Organic Growing Systems
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. is the parent company of Organic Growing Systems Inc. OGSI; a scientifically based fertilizer manufacturer who utilizes exclusive chemistry to enhance the way Nitrogen is delivered to any plant through a base poultry litter…organically. We are uniquely positioned to take advantage of the US consumers ever increasing desire for Organic Foods. Our proprietary process utilizes a food grade chemistry to produce a highly effective licensed organic fertilizer…naturally. Organic Growing Systems, Inc., combines knowledge that goes back to early farming practices with modern organic molecular chemistry. The result is the formulation of a truly organic fertilizer that meets the needs of all growers. Whether one is a backyard gardener, a turf farmer or a golf course manager, a flower grower or a vegetable farmer or even a representative of a governmental entity trying to protect the environment, the use of our TOP Organic Fertilizer will meet all needs.
http://www.OrganicGrowingSystems.com
Advanced Nurseries Inc.
Advanced Growing System, Ins. is also the parent company of Advanced Nurseries, Inc. Advanced Nurseries is a wholesale distribution powerhouse focused on the professional landscape contractor in the Southeastern US. Advanced Nurseries, Inc. allows for true vertical integration with OGSI through their distribution channels and similar end user base. Our company owned tree farms also allow us to continually test our chemistry to develop methods to increase our already outstanding results.
http://www.AdvancedNurseries.com
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News Headlines
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=agws.pk
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Company Directors
Chris Nichols
Chris Nichols is the Chairman and interim President/CEO of Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. He brings massive experience in business growth and marketing. He previously headed Westcap Securities Private Client Group as the Senior Vice President in charge of sales and marketing. He brings 10 plus years of strategic investment/public market experience beginning at Dean Witter Reynolds in 1994. He has a broad range of knowledge from sophisticated derivative trading to offering Separate Account services to High Net Worth Individuals. He holds all applicable licenses including a Series 24 and Series 7. Mr. Nichols is a graduate of California State University in Fullerton with a B.A. degree in Marketing.
Steve Riegler
Steve Riegler has been a private equity investor over the past several years. He has also worked with several non-profit organizations as well as holding advisory roles with Epic Sports and Quicksilver Boardriders USA. He previously served as a professional equity trader at UBS and for 10 years was a specialist for Charles Schwab on the floor of the Pacific Stock Exchange (PCX) in Los Angeles. During his time at the PCX he served on the Board of Governors in 2000. He was also in charge of all major media communications including CNBC, CNN and local Los Angeles radio.
Jon Hammond
Jon Hammond (President of Advanced Nurseries, Inc.) began his career in the green industry in 1987 in the Maintenance Division at Country Club of the South Golf Course in North Atlanta. A few years later, Jon moved over to Pike’s Family Nurseries where he shortly worked his way up to share Assistant Manager responsibilities for the company’s location in Roswell, Georgia. In 1991, Jon began working at Shemin Nurseries in Alpharetta, Georgia, where he was employed for fourteen years. Jon was promoted up the ranks, assuming increasing responsibilities, and ultimately taking on the role of General Manager. Jon moved to John Deere Landscapes in 2002 as Branch Manager. At this headquarters location in Alpharetta, Jon was soon overseeing all of north metro Atlanta as Area Manager. On February 17, 2006, Jon realized a lifelong dream and started Advanced Nurseries, Inc. in Alpharetta, Georgia, where he oversees all aspects of business and operations as its President and CEO. Jon is excited about this new venture and looks forward to serving metro Atlanta as the area’s premier nursery.
Dr. Martin Reiner
Dr. Martin Reiner's career has included public service, leading
not-for-profit organizations and managing start-up companies. His broad academic background includes multi-disciplinary graduate degrees (MPA and PhD) from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. With knowledge of economic issues, transportation and logistics, public administration and planning subjects, he has been sought after by universities (Rice University, University of Houston, University of Illinois) and organizations alike. Dr. Reiner's management skills have brought him into the executive offices and board rooms of major transportation authorities (Regional Transportation Authority - Chicago; Metropolitan Transportation Authority -Houston) prior to his leadership role for ten years in an economic development organization (South Main Center Association) in Houston, Texas. His subsequent change in direction focused on business development. In that role he was instrumental in starting an organic fertilizer company that evolved into Organic Growing Systems."
Lon Musgrove
Lon Musgrove’s career as engineer/engineer manager/business development manger/ and project manager consists of more than 35 years experience. This experience includes drilling, pipeline design and construction, wastewater treatment plant design and construction, refinery/chemical plant design and construction and the design and construction of an organic fertilizer plant. Involvement in environmental issues began in 1982 while employed as Special Projects Manager with McEvoy-Willis Oil Field Equipment Division of Smith International. Lon’s career includes but is not limited to experience in Super Fund engineering management, regulatory compliance, Air Permit preparation, NPDES plan preparation, lagoon mediation and closure, bioremediation of soil and water, waste water treatment plant design, design and management of organic fertilizer plant, etc. Lon holds a B.S.M.E. from t he University of Houston and a JD from South Texas College of Law.
Jack Cowan
Jack Cowan, founder of Venture Chemicals, Inc. in Lafayette LA brings massive experience in chemical engineering, chemical management and sophisticated manufacturing. He is currently COB of the Venture Group, several small, specialty-based products companies serving a number of markets including oil and gas drilling fluid additives, agricultural products, animal feed additives, etc. Jack has been on various committees and actively involved in multiple professional organizations including the American Chemical Society, the American Petroleum Institute, the National Association of Corrosion Engineers and the Commercial Development Association. Jack is the author or co-author of more than 30 patents and is the author/co-author of numerous technical papers involving both drilling fluids and oilfield production chemicals. Jack has a BS Degree in Chemistry from Midwest University.
Company Advisor
Bill Reynierson
Bill Reynierson brings significant experience in the Green Industry that started 30 years ago. Bill began his career in 1975 at Binford Nursery & Garden Center. He then opened the first satellite location for Shemin’s Nurseries until joining McGinnis Farms as the head of their Direct Sales Department in 1991. In 1994, Bill became the president of Southeastern Wholesale Nursery where he started with one location doing $300K in annual sales and ended with four locations moving over $12 Million in product annually. Bill has most recently headed the Green Reyno…a specialty plant/tree procurement service working with the nations largest landscape contractors, builders, developers and landscape architects on a national scale. Bill is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a Bachelor’s degree in Ornamental Horticulture.
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Wall Street Resources Investor Summary:
http://wallstreetresources.net/pdf/fc/AGWSSummary.pdf
MN1.com Interview with AGWS (9/14/2006):
(KQ Note: Skip the first few minutes of meaningless chatter)
http://www.marketnewsfirst.com/mp3/AGWS_091406.MP3
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Investment Banker:
Tom Rubin
President/CEO
Westcap Securities, Inc.
18201 Von Karman Ave. Suite 550
Irvine, CA 92612
800-805-3334
www.WestcapSecurities.com
Investor Relations:
Gerald Kieft or Ryan Audin
Wall Street Resources, Inc.
2646 SW Mapp Road, Suite 303
Palm City, Florida 34990
772-219-7525
http://www.wallstreetresources.net
http://www.agsincorporated.com
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SEC filings:
FORM 10K (Dec 28, 2007):
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5654298
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http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById?id=11678
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