Replies to post #65278 on Hemp Inc (HEMP)

[Condor65]

The surces of this text are very old:

Alternative Agronomic Crops, ATTRA, NCAT, 2000.

Kenaf - University of Kentucky, 2014 ( built with data from 2007)

Only the links have been revised.

This is garbage analysis. A report from '14 covering research from '07? Almost a decade outdated.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=122932820

I think the Malaysian or Chinese people are not idiots.

And Alibaba is a reference point for the distribution.

[worldisfullofDerps]

So, in summary:

A 2013 production scenario done in Kentucky estimated a total of $293 in costs per acre.

And...

for gross revenue of $396 per acre.

So they gain over 33% revenue over cost. "Revenue".

To whom and what was UK selling their end product?

Of course, none of this data supports the rational for growing hemp or the need for Hemp Inc, because the study is solely related to kenaf.

BTW avg land sales in Spring Hope are between $50-115k/ac, for 4-12ac: upwards of $300k/ac. I have the DD.