GroGenesis, Inc. (fka GROG)

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Did you get this e-mail from investor relations?

At least they are communicating with their shareholders.

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To Grogenesis shareholders and interested investors:

In this month's Southeast Asia Globe, a publication based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia published an article on the state of agriculture in Cambodia. Significantly for Grogenesis, it was noted, "There is a cost problem, inherently – a lot of inputs in the agricultural sector don’t come cheap."

Significantly for GroGenesis---“If you’re in Cambodia, rice is a quick win. If you improve anything on rice you have a social impact that’s very large. That’s why the focus is so strong on it – you have a very strong base of farmers...

The former president of the Cambodian Centre for Study and Development of Agriculture said, “Even if we continue to grow rice, we need to go towards high-quality premium and organic rice,” he said. “My idea is that we first focus on the replacement of imports, and secondly on the export of high-quality, unique products – organic rice, premium rice, pepper, Mondulkiri coffee."

GroGenesis's initial focus on emerging growth countries is predicated on the recognition that farmers are in dire need of a cost efficient input that offers the benefits of organic farming practices AND an increase in crop yields. Farmers can still use chemical fertilizers, but the amount of fertilizer required can be reduced (thereby reducing input costs).

As mentioned in previous company press releases (Press release link with rice field test images included-- http://www.einpresswire.com/…/grogenesis-inc-expands-agrabu…), yield increases of 15%-40% have been recorded when AgraBurstPRO has been applied.

As noted in the article below, if farmers decide to transition to "higher value" crops--such as organic rice, pepper, coffee etc.--AgraBurstPRO can facilitate the transition to organic and help farmer's increase their income.

Investor Relations for GroGenesis

http://sea-globe.com/cambodia-future-rice/