My estimates would be 5% - 15% less revenue, with earnings dependent on future share issuance.
In 2013, I think that revenue from construction and service will be higher than 2012, because there will be new farms started, cattle and fish, as well as later stages of existing even producing farms. This will more than offset the ones that cease building and go 100% into product sales.
I think there's a chance we'll see ongoing expansion at most farms fr years (a la the prawn flies farm).
But I am talking on the order of 25% more revenues -- and this is a guess -- while total revenues will increase more along the lines RD indicates.
Therefore, cash sales from products will continue to increase fairly sharply as a percentage of overall.
There are also ongoing consulting and franchise fees that are not revenues from sales, but they are actually better: cash and in the case of franchise fees, margins of 100%.
