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Tuesday, October 20, 2009 1:21:58 PM
I must disagree here. BEHL has only one iron in the fire - selling, producing, remotely monitoring, and collecting a royaltee fee for each harvest from each PBR sold. The fact that so many varied end-product markets can be interested in PBR technology only serves to expand their potential market. Biocentric doesn't have to play in the nutriceutical market or the biofuel market or the algae-for-food market directly, but they can serve all of these markets by doing what they do best - producing and monitoring the cheapest PBRs on the market.
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