Affinor Growers Inc. (RSSFF)

[Ilcsm]

Everyday it's icin

[starkd748]

They said good grow needs upgrading and its not licensed yet. Plus there is glut in was state and taxes r crazy high

[Pipeline101]

Construction zoning? and commissioning? as far as I know the foundation is already finished, just waiting for spring, then we finish building and should be selling I hope by September, October. Not sure what's going on with Good to Grow but I expect good news from the Native agreement soon, I have a little different time frame then you I guess but to each his own,...DYDD

[starkd748]

Yea I here ya. No revenues from Quebec facility. Construction zoning and commissioning won't be done at earliest fall 2015 or spring 2016. Good grow not licensed and needs to be upgraded. Our lab is not 502 licensed yet either. They better get started with revs from the native thing soon while we wait lol......

[starkd748]

One day let's see what a week brings on higher volume...

[starkd748]

Yea I here ya. No revenues from Quebec facility. Construction zoning and commissioning won't be done at earliest fall 2015 or spring 2016. Good grow not licensed and needs to be upgraded. Our lab is not 502 licensed yet either. They better get started with revs from the native thing soon while we wait lol......

[$UPERMAN]

and UP 23% January 30th 2015

[lowrider1]

Native agreement already signed, more to come. New deals and partnerships in the works.....

[starkd748]

What makes u think I'm pro attbf I'm talking rssff and future catalysts not attbf they got their own issues I'm concerned here...

[starkd748]

Yea told ya its a 2016 play at best lol noway the quebecfacility will built and ready for production in spring did some dd o well

[starkd748]

Yea told ya its a 2016 play at best lol noway the quebecfacility will built and ready for production in spring did some dd o well

[RookieStockPicker]

EOY video wasn't a confidence builder. Unlimited Available Shares. Nice Cash, but a lot of debt. It's not on my buy list right now.

[starkd748]

You should ask nick how long it will take for the Quebec facility to be built and up and running try 2016. Harsh winter then spring summer and after that needs to be commissioned and zoned. Good grow in wa state needs upgrades and there is current glout in supply there. The lab in wa state isn't certified yet and there is a lawsuit with attbf. Finally no contracts with native american connection yet. I'd wait till fall winter before buying here....

[starkd748]

I'd like too know ur opinion this play is almost like afa@ if u ask me except more catalysts but its gonna take 1 1/2 half if u ask me....

[starkd748]

You should ask nick how long it will take for the Quebec facility to be built and up and running try 2016. Harsh winter then spring summer and after that needs to be commissioned and zoned. Good grow in wa state needs upgrades and there is current glout in supply there. The lab in wa state isn't certified yet and there is a lawsuit with attbf. Finally no contracts with native american connection yet. I'd wait till fall winter before buying here....

[RookieStockPicker]

Affinor Growers Year End Webcast 2014

[Ilcsm]

Go to attbf website -:(

[curiousbuild]

wah wah wah... I have got a warm milk with cookies for ya..

[starkd748]

I hope i m treating this like a biotech stock now bb player lol.......

[BB Player]

It be up at spring time. Also they are going to use the rest of the land for planting. So there will be some crop growing all the time.

[starkd748]

You'll get them the Quebec facility won't be up and running till possible fall then it has to be commissioned. No revs till spring fall of 2016. Nothing with the Indian thing yet could see .02 to .05 soon. This is a 3 year hold.

[ebota12]

Important information about the CEO is below. He must have already given up on Affinor because he owns NO RIGHTS TO ANY VDL TECHNOLOGY. HTH! LoL

http://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2015/01/20/cambridge-s-2014-vancouver-resource-investment-conference-nutshell

The next one gets a mention because it confused me. Geo Novus Minerals (CSE: GNM, Stock Forum) found itself unable to fund its Uruguayan weed efforts in December when along came Nick Brusatore who is at the centre of a legal battle between Affinor Growers (CSE: AFI, Stock Forum) and Abbatis Bioceuticals (CSE: ATT, Stock Forum). Nick saw the flaming ship and suggested a radical change in tact for the failing enterprise – entertainment.

The company announced the acquisition of Greenstock Publishing, a Canada music publisher, for ten million Geo Novus shares in December and brought Greenstock CEO, Joe Wowk onto its board of directors. It then terminated its agreements in Uruguay and appointed “Tour Manager to the Stars”, Martin Kramer to its Advisory Board.

Now according to Colin Weibe, company spokesperson and Canadian musician of relative renown, Geo Novus is heading full-tilt into film production with two star-attached projects in the works. But wait, it doesn’t stop there, they’re going to capture the web media market as well. You see, apparently it’s all about access, and Geo Novus with its one executive producer, Tim Marlowe, who won an Oscar for a documentary short, is supposed to have the necessary reach to propel the company into entertainment dominance in both classically produced film and the emerging web media market.

Truth be known, I have been involved intimately in the film and entertainment industry for almost thirty years in myriad of roles from production to performance. What Colin and Geo Novus are peddling is an age-old story of triumph which usually fizzles in disaster. If I had a dime for every potential producing success story of ‘this film is the most important piece to grace the screen this century’ or ‘this company will change the face of entertainment’, I would be a billionaire. What’s more, I’ve heard this story from individuals far more qualified than the aforementioned individuals with projects that truly were gems and yet they ended in failure.
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2015/01/20/cambridge-s-2014-vancouver-resource-investment-conference-nutshell#wfLbxtTrKCoIsGvT.99

[Ilcsm]

This stock is a scam! Go buy your family a luxury vacation that's what nick will do with ur money

[StarFishPatrick]

Another BS press release - there is no "patent" it is a single pending patent application that hasn't been reviewed. The best line is the upon confirmation of WIPO - that is nothing more than a holding area for so many months. Has absolutely no authority etc. The fact that they even mentioned it is proof this is a pump POS. And more stock to Nick. More stock to Nick.

[ebota12]

Looks like the market did not like this dilution!

[DashDevron]

Now that Affinor has Patent and solid IP from VDL I see real value.

[polo11]

CNSX : AFI
FRANKFURT : 1AF
OTCQB : RSSFF


Affinor Growers Inc.
January 13, 2015 11:09 ET

Affinor Growers Acquires Farming Technology Patent from Vertical Designs Ltd
MONTREAL, CANADA--(Marketwired - Jan. 13, 2015) - Affinor Growers (CSE:AFI)(FRANKFURT:1AF)(OTCQB:RSSFF) ("Affinor" or the "Corporation) announces they have completed the acquisition and ownership, development and commercialization rights of the farming technology "Method and Apparatus for Automated Horticulture and Agriculture" Patent from Vertical Designs Ltd ("VDL").
VDL is a patented provider of safe, high quality agricultural and vertical farming technologies and will assign the patent to Affinor to produce a number of high quality agricultural products including herbs, lettuce, spinach, and plants that require pollination such as strawberries. Under the terms, Affinor becomes the patent holder and will issue to VDL in consideration five million common shares at a price of twenty cents per share, such shares to be issued within thirty days after the confirmation by the World Intellectual Property Organization and the regularity approval.
Sebastien Plouffe, President and CEO of Affinor, commented, "This patent creates unique growing conditions and microenvironments for proper tissue development resulting in optimum crops production, quality products and long shelf life. The technology increases the traditional yield per square foot from 10 to 15 times and decreases spoilage or scrap for many leafy green products. And, it eliminates the use of pesticides and other chemical inputs due to a controlled environment. We anticipate this acquisition will contribute meaningfully to our growing IP portfolio and towards our corporate mission to become a leading agricultural technology company focused on solving the world's food issues."
The patent process is a continuous cultivation from seed to harvest for perpetual production reducing watering times and amounts, which results in a year round production. The patent provides technological advancements in commercial agriculture with optimized and automated air flow, temperature and CO2 at every level, allowing plants to breathe properly which results in reduced growth times and proper tissue development. Also, the proprietary microenvironments powered by software helps to control cell elongation typically found in hydroponic greenhouse applications. This results in a more stable product and longer shelf life. The patent is ergonomically designed to reduce labor cost for pruning, trimming, transplanting, inspecting and harvesting.
http://www.affinorgrowers.com/en/investors/news-releases
About Affinor Growers Inc.
Affinor Growers is a diversified publicly traded company on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol ("AFI"). Affinor is focused on growing high quality crops such as romaine lettuce, spinach, strawberries and high quality medical Marijuana. Affinor is committed to becoming a pre-eminent grower, using exclusive vertical farming techniques.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors
AFFINOR GROWERS INC.
"Sebastien Plouffe", President & CEO
The CSE has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

[apostrophe]

btv - affinor in a spot near the end...

[ebota12]

It's so his buddy can be paid for 3 jobs instead of just one. LOL.

Vice President, Finance
CFO
Director

[StarFishPatrick]

Shuffling the deck chairs....

[StarFishPatrick]

How does a special advisor help "govern" a company? Looks like Sebastien is throwing around big words but doesn't know what they mean.

[polo11]

Sebastien Plouffe, Affinor chief executive officer, commented: "The addition of Hugh to the Affinor team is definitely a huge step in terms of increasing the credibility and governance into the company. Hugh is a leader in the fresh food industry. I feel with all his experience and network, Hugh will be able to guide and advise the company accordingly to the route of success

[polo11]

AFFINOR GROWERS ANNOUNCES SELECT SEED GROWER JEFF SOPATYK TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jeff Sopatyk, a prominent Saskatchewan farmer and select seed grower, has been appointed to Affinor Growers Inc.'s board of directors.

For the past 35 years, Mr. Sopatyk has been farming in the Saskatoon, Sask., area. Mr. Sopatyk has a diploma in agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan. Twenty years ago he established a commercial seed-growing business as a pedigree and select-status seed grower. He has been growing a wide array of seed crops including wheat, canola, barley, lentils, peas, hemp and Faba beans on his 7,000-acre farm. He also has co-operated with several researchers from the University of Saskatchewan over the years, with on-farm research, focusing on environmental issues, germ plasm trials, inoculants, fertilizers and plant breeding programs.

For several years, Mr. Sopatyk was a director of the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Association as well as a director of Pulse Canada. He believes that sustainability of agriculture is crucial, with the world population expecting to rise dramatically. He is excited to be involved with Affinor which is committed to sustainable food products, and to its customers, the planet and the economy. Under the terms, Mr. Sopatyk will receive an incentive stock option to purchase 200,000 common shares. The option is exercisable on or before Nov. 20, 2017, at an exercise price of 30 cents per share.

"We are thrilled to have Jeff involved with Affinor. Jeff believes, as we do, that sustainability of agriculture is crucial, with the world population expected to rise dramatically. We are committed to growing high-quality, sustainable food products for consumers worldwide," said Nick Brusatore, executive chairman of Affinor.

[polo11]

Affinor Growers Inc. has engaged Pierre C. Miron as vice-president, finance, chief financial officer and director.

Mr. Miron worked over 25 years in the international audit and financing department of the banking industry, including international auditor and administrative director with Bank of Nova Scotia, banking manager at Toronto-Dominion Bank, portfolio manager and account director at National Bank, and director, major account, at Caisse Centrale Desjardins. He also worked as chief financial officer with private and public companies in different sectors such as technology, real estate management and franchise industry.

Throughout his career Mr. Miron has often acted as a consultant, advising companies in their growth and mergers and acquisitions, which helped him to develop strong management and financial skills. Mr. Miron has held a bachelor degree in business administration from Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales. Under the terms, Mr. Miron will receive 300,000 incentive stock options to purchase common shares. The options are exercisable on or before Dec. 1, 2017, at an exercise price of 22 cents per share.

Sebastien Plouffe, Affinor's chief executive officer, commented: "We are very please to welcome Pierre as the new VP, finance, CFO and director of Affinor. Pierre his clearly a leader in the financing industry and will add governance and credibility to the company. Pierre has a team spirit and will definitely helped finding solutions for every difficult situations. I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Mr. Martin Nicoletti from who I received his resignation. Martin did an excellent job with the company. I wish him all the best in his future endeavour.

[polo11]

ffinor Growers Inc. has hired Hugh Bowman as special adviser.

Mr. Bowman holds an MBA from University of Guelph and brings with him over 20 years of experience with the produce industry, both operationally and in sales and marketing. He has held several key senior management positions including president of Canada operations for Misionero Vegetables Ltd., chief operating officer of Bayshore Vegetable Shippers Ltd., and president of Ippolito Fruit and Produce Ltd.

Mr. Bowman's background includes vertical integration of agriculture food producers from farm to fork. He has worked closely with major retail, wholesale and food service companies in the North American markets. He is former president of the Ontario Produce Marketing Association and has held director positions with the Agriculture Adaptation Council and the Canadian Produce Marketing Association as well as supporting key government initiatives such as the horticulture value round table. He sits on several key United States-based committees with the Produce Marketing Association and United Fresh industry associations.

He holds the position of vice-chair of Canada Gap, a global food safety initiative (GFSI) worldwide benchmarked food safety program used throughout Canada and other countries with growers supplying fresh produce into the marketplace. Mr. Bowman was the youngest recipient to receive the industry's "produce person of the year" award. Under the terms, Mr. Bowman will receive 300,000 incentive stock options to purchase common shares. The options are exercisable on or before Dec. 18, 2017, at an exercise price of 25 cents per share.[color=red][color=red][/color][/color]

Sebastien Plouffe, Affinor chief executive officer, commented: "The addition of Hugh to the Affinor team is definitely a huge step in terms of increasing the credibility and governance into the company. Hugh is a leader in the fresh food industry. I feel with all his experience and network, Hugh will be able to guide and advise the company accordingly to the route of success."

We seek Safe Harbor.

[BB Player]

Keep knocking this stock. I want some more of these cheap ones. Looking for a great return in a few months. Too bad you won't get that in the stock you guys are in.

[Ilcsm]

Monday morning it's the end of a error for nick

[Recentiy03]

You're looking at it rather short-sighted, the lawsuit is more about the future than the present. Washington is still getting its feet wet in terms of the number of recreational growers (in need of testing), and the market will be a lot bigger in the spring and summer, at which point PhytaLab's growing revenues will help the share price. The point of the lawsuit is to prevent competition from stealing proprietary trade secrets without repercussion, not manipulate share price.

[Recentiy03]

This is amusing, who do you think owns Affinor LLC? Are you suggesting this is the wrong forum to discuss activity involving subsidiaries of Affinor Inc? It's OK for the company put out PRs about these relationships, but god forbid they're discussed on the company's message board.

Sounds like the end of the story? Did you even read the PR you linked? "The preliminary ruling is very early in the case, before Defendants have had the opportunity to conduct any discovery. The Court has not decided any issue on the merits..."

DYODD? Maybe you should read all of the relevant material before being so suggestive as to the situation's outcome. Have you seen this one from Herbal Analytics Director of Science?

"On Oct 9,2014, at 10:23 PM, Kaleb Lund wrote
I uploaded the phytalab docs to one drive as a skeleton to help build the application a bit
quicker. lf we can get things into a state we're we just have to add the specifics as we figure
Case 2:14-cv-01651-MJP Document 7-1 Filed 10/24/14 Page 115 of 118
them out, that will help a lot. Erin....do you have any that stand out that you'd like to attack
first? l'll put together some templates for the SOPs with the new logo and such.
Yeehaw!"

You realize a permanent injunction is decided after the trial, right? And that depending on the findings of the trial the entire endeavor could end up being a giant waste of money for all involved when the judge revisits his right to compete decision, right?

[Ilcsm]

-:) I love watching this yunk fall

[ebota12]

Good post, this is a comprehensive list of all of the reasons to invest in Affinor.

[HennHouse]

WHO WILL WANT TO DO BUSINESS WITH A MAN THAT ACTS LIKE A CHILD THROWING A TANTRUM? NOBODY LOL

[HennHouse]

GET READY FOR 5 CENTS THIS MONTH. SELL SELL SELL

[HennHouse]

ALL AFFINOR HAS IS A PILE OF DIRT LOL

[HennHouse]

NICK IS A SCAMMER. THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM. LOL HTH

[HennHouse]

SCAM

[curiousbuild]

I hear you A2,

It is true that shareholders always suffer from any lawsuit or dispute within/between the company(ies). It is part of investment world and should be considered when making decisions with any company.

You could be an investor in a large cap company and still have same experience..

I still support the case by Phytalab but if there is any issue between CEOs personally they should stop the stupidity ASAP...

You need more luck as you have invested in both..

Cheers, CB

[curiousbuild]

Jeezuzz girlfriend, just relax and let the court make the decision.. What's the point of bothering anonymous posters on boards? There is nothing you or I can do about this until court makes decision that might take years..

I read SH board too and find board very entertaining actually.. AFI is a good buy around .15s for a quick flip that's all I can say..

Good luck and hope you find the peace....

[Love The Bosslady]

Recently, you also need to read the press release.
Although the Court technically included Affinor Growers, LLC, and Nick Brusatore, in the preliminary injunction, the Court made no finding that either were involved, assisted, or encouraged anyone to breach a fiduciary duty; nor did the Court make findings that Affinor Growers, LLC or Brusatore had knowledge of, or involvement in, the receipt of Phytalab documents and information. Further, the Court noted it only had jurisdiction over the primary parties, and that Affinor Growers Inc. had not been served; the Court did not individually name Affinor Growers Inc. as an "injunction defendant".
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2014/12/30/affinor-growers-washington-state-court-allows-herbal-analytics-to-compete-with#I1bu1utAPssccSaT.99

So seems to me that this Board and site instead relate to Affinor Growers Inc. The public company. And also seems to me that the Court made no finding that Affinor Growers LLC or Nick Brusatore were involved. Sounds like end of story.
Although your CEO says he welcomes the spirit of competition, he must only mean in the court, as that appears to be his sole focus. Too bad it looks like he has nothing
JMHO, DYODD

[Love The Bosslady]

You make a very valid point Antonaki. This lawsuit starting did absolutely nothing positive for the Abattis share price, quite the opposite in fact. Someone who is not into a twisted revenge mode would have instead decided it was his job to build a better mousetrap. This demonstrates lack of control of self and company.
Starfish, I have never met, nor do I know the HA team, so don't delete posts and twist it. You are the big pr guy...read the release Affinor dated Dec 30th. It says it all. And guaranteed, if any of it was a lie, it would have been dealt with. James Baxter states:
James Baxter, Herbal Analytics director of operations, stated: "Herbal Analytics was very pleased that the court refused to take any measures to prevent it from competing directly with Phytalab or Abattis." Phytalab has contended that it developed trade secrets when some of Herbal Analytics employees worked for Phytalab, but Herbal Analytics has strongly contested these claim. Herbal Analytics has said that it plans to go forward with its business model under Washington's legalized marijuana laws. Herbal Analytics has also stated that it is not using and has no plans to use information it obtained from Phytalab's application with the state. "The court's refusal to enjoin shows that the court recognizes our right to compete American free enterprise system
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2014/12/30/affinor-growers-washington-state-court-allows-herbal-analytics-to-compete-with#I1bu1utAPssccSaT.99