Green Planet Group Inc (GNPG)

[Copilotdog]

Nice. Yea don’t buy the ask. Looks like it’ll drop more. When will they release financials? I have big orders in at .02 from selling a bunch over .12

[bman]

Bought some today at .057.

GNPG!!!

[Copilotdog]

Slow bleed on low shit volume. Have orders in at .02

[bman]

Right place, right time!

GNPG!!!!!

[ValueFinder8]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.alliedmarketresearch.com/vertical-farming-market/amp

[Copilotdog]

After speaking to the ceo a couple weeks ago he invited me to visit the new building as I do travel to PHX from time to time. A bit hot right now but when golf season opens back up in the Fall I’ll certainly take up his offer.

[ValueFinder8]

Right place right time

[Copilotdog]

Biggie. That ain’t me

[bman]

Moving up! Big bidder at .072!

GNPG!!!

[Copilotdog]

7.5m off the ask. Watching this like a hawk.

[Copilotdog]

8m shares on ask

[Copilotdog]

You see the shares on the ask?! 8m shares

[Copilotdog]

7,600,000 shares on the ask. Here’s the dilution. Unreal.

[Copilotdog]

Big sells. Who’s buying them?

[ValueFinder8]

I think we have a lot of big surprises in store.
Controlled Environment Agriculture: What You Need to Know About CEA

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It seems like everybody’s talking about controlled environment agriculture (CEA) these days. Investors are drooling over it. Research and development firms love its applications in their field. Food producers love how it keeps contaminants out for a safer food supply. And its ability to grow food in harsh climates and protect crops from dangerous conditions like storms and floods make it an increasingly useful method in our ever-changing world.

What is CEA?
Let’s start with the basics. CEA stands for controlled environment agriculture. According to the University of Arizona’s Controlled Environment Agriculture Center:

“Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) is the production of plants and their products, such as vegetables and flowers, inside controlled environment structures such as greenhouses, vertical farms and growth chambers. By using CEA, we can produce high-value crops at maximum productivity in an efficient and environmentally friendly way.”

Within the world of CEA are two technology-driven growing methods, hydroponics and aeroponics. Hydroponic growing means plants are grown in water rather than soil. Nutrients are then added to the water to ensure healthy plants with maximum output. Aeroponic growing means plants are grown with their roots exposed to the air. The roots are then misted regularly with water and vitamin solutions, which they can then absorb.

Why Is CEA Important?
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There are a number of arguments for the importance of controlled environment agriculture. It uses less water, doesn’t rely on increasingly degraded soil for its production, and can grow plants year-round, regardless of climate or weather conditions. Additionally, controlled environments allow farmers to precisely control conditions and keep pests and contaminants at bay.

Michael Barron, of AeroFarms, sums it up rather well:

“With the increased control you can produce more, and you can also have it be higher quality. You can change the nutrition of it. There is a lot more you can do. It gives you a lot more control over the crop and the production of the crop.”

How CEA Could Help Shape the Future
According to a report titled Controlled Environment Agriculture Market Insights, Trends, Opportunity & Forecast (Includes Business Impact of COVID-19), the market for CEA is growing exponentially. The authors state:

“Conservation of water and nutrients is one of the many advantages of controlled environment agriculture over conventional farming methods. These advanced farming techniques such as hydroponics, aquaponics, and other soilless farming methods are effectively preventing wastage of water and overuse of nutrients. In a controlled environment, the plants have better health and faster growth, which reduces the need for pesticides and other supplements. Owing to their good health, CEA grown produces are noticeably better in both size and quality then soil-grown crops.”

More CEA farming means greater production of healthy greens and other plants, as well as locally-available crops year-round, even in urban settings or harsh climates.

In an article published in the Journal für Verbraucherschutz und Lebensmittelsicherheit, author Dickson Despommier, Ph.D., found that “controlled environment agriculture carried out in tall buildings would create greater food safety and security for large urban populations.” He goes on to say that:
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“Greenhouse technologies are well-established and guarantee a safer, more reliable food supply that can be produced year round, and they can be located close to urban centers. By ‘stacking’ these buildings on top of each other in an integrated well-engineered fashion, we can greatly reduce our agricultural footprint, and the vertical farm concept can then be applied to every urban center, regardless of location.”

Even the federal government is getting onboard with CEA. According to Greenhouse Grower,

“USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture has provided a grant of nearly $500,000 to two horticulture experts in Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences’ School of Integrative Plant Science will help design new CEA training programs to build a skilled workforce pipeline for the industry.”

[Tuttobene]

Thank you. Like we have been saying - Right Place Right Time.

[Copilotdog]

He said he’s in the best position the company’s ever been. And excited for the next 90 days.

[Tuttobene]

Was he able to give you details on his plans for the rest of the year?

[Copilotdog]

Spoke to Ed today, the Ceo. Felt good to hear from him. Very bullish thru Eoy.

[Copilotdog]

Those look like stop losses triggered

[Copilotdog]

If they’re dumping the 300M shares they’ve got a lot to go. Unreal

[bman]

I hope they dump some more. I missed that buy opportunity, but bidding now at .055.

GNPG!!!

[Copilotdog]

What’s this shit? Dilution dumping ?

[Copilotdog]

Meh. It’s old tech. Highly improbable this project is up and running. Was just odd I posted and hours later PR was out. Voodoo

[bman]

Good one!

[Copilotdog]

Not to toot my own horn but I posted this (below) this morning when I woke up. I think I was dreaming about otherwise it wouldn’t have been the first thing for me to do normally. Well not two hours later today’s PR came out. If that’s not a sign I don’t know what is. I have no affiliation with the Company. I can tell you I didn’t find it on my own. There’s some silent investors in this lads. You’re going to enjoy the ride!

If you have not watched the YouTube video on AAQIS ya should. 1st gen hydrogen generator (surprisingly small too) was at +11% in better mpg and +77% reduction in carbon emissions. All this in original vehicle gasoline/diesel engines. Wildly enough, the video is 3 years old. An on-board unit adding hydrogen gas into the air intake manifold?! GTFO! I rock crawl old Toyota’s, this is good stuff here..

Not sure if they’re still working diligently on this product but if they are, I’m excited to be a part of it. This was in 2012. Imagine how far they “should” come presently. Anyways, dropped another $2,500 in this today. Could be sell the news type of event … or not. GLTA

[Copilotdog]

Exactly. Eyes all set on vertical gardens then this. Should be a good roi down the road.

[yowatups]

That is bigger news than some may realize. To get Green Planet Group Lubricants division selling globally, is huge! This brings a lot more eyes on the company as a whole.

[Copilotdog]

Added more today on news. GLTA

GNPG!

[bman]

Fantastic news!


GNPG!!!

[ValueFinder8]

The restaurant reopening trade should help these organic growers in the next few months.
GNPG. Right place right time

[yowatups]

Thats great News! A lot of us have been here a while and had a feeling that something was in the works. I have a feeling there is a lot more coming in the near future. Go Green Planet Group!

[gribbs]

Whoa.. That news was unexpected. I remember many years back news of them working on this, but figured it was a dead end. It gives me some hope the AAQIS generator has some hope of coming to fruition.

This company has been playing the long game (a good thing) and it seems to be starting to payoff.

go GNPG!!!!!

[Copilotdog]

https://www.accesswire.com/657342/Green-Planet-Projects-Major-Increase-in-Revenues


This is good!

GNPG!

[Copilotdog]

I’d like to see news with the AAQIS hydrogen generator they’ve got putting around the office.

[yowatups]

I hear ya! I am thinking its merger acquisition related also.

[Copilotdog]

It’s being walked down on no volume but iah it walked up on no volume

[ValueFinder8]

Yo, most shareholders may think share increases are for funding. Many reasons exist for increases , including mergers and acquisitions.

Right place right time.

[yowatups]

If Green Planet has secured funding for the next couple of years, why did they need to increase the share structure to 300 million shares?

[Copilotdog]

So they going to walk this back to .02?

[Copilotdog]

Nice to see someone buying 14k worth today. Still holding a lot more!

[bman]

That sounds plausible.

GNPG!!!

[ValueFinder8]

I believe if part of the 300 million shares is for the merger they get an 18 month extension.

[ValueFinder8]

Vertical Farming Market Outlook - 2026

The global vertical farming market size was valued at $2.23 billion in 2018, and is projected to reach $12.77 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 24.6% from 2019 to 2026. Vertical farming is a revolutionary approach used to produce food and medicinal plants in vertically stacked layers such as in a skyscraper, used warehouse, or shipping container. It facilitates huge quantity of nutritious and quality fresh food without relying on favorable weather, high water usage, skilled labor, and high soil fertility. Moreover, it ensures reliable yield and consistency in crop production round the year along with climate control, and no effects of external environment factors such as diseases, pests, or predator attacks.
The demand for vertical farming industry is expected to increase rapidly during the forecast period, owing to rise in popularity of organic food. Furthermore, the vertically stacked structure of these farms reduces the demand for additional construction activity and land. Moreover, it reduces the intervention of machines required during conventional farming. Thus, optimum use of vertical space and balanced energy utilization contribute toward the vertical farming market growth. In addition, these facilities involve multiple technologies for growth of plants artificially. The technologies used in this farming enables to keep track of plants growth and harvesting, which further drives the market growth. The rise in urban population and surge in adoption of technology driven agriculture are expected to provide lucrative growth opportunities to the vertical farming market players.

[yowatups]

I sent an email to the boss. I will let you know if I get a reply.

[Copilotdog]

I’ve called, spoke to a lady. Asked to speak to a sales rep. No call back yet.

[Tuttobene]

Thanks I’ve been here for a long time. Not planning on selling right now especially since things are looking up.

[yowatups]

Doesnt seem like there are many of us on this board, but has anyone contacted GNPG via email lately? If a PR is coming or anything?

[Copilotdog]

They’ll need to file soon otherwise they might get punked for me to buy on Schwab

[yowatups]

That share structure seems awfully small to me. I dont see an issue with the increased shares. I think it is necessary to widen the share structure, as in a merger to be more attractive.