Some of the things IMO that are achievable before the end of the year:
1. Increasing sales from Castleberry, with the company becoming profitable towards the beginning of 2013. Alabama will prove to be an ideal location decision. Becoming profitable should end the long trend of increasing shares outstanding.
2. The compost tea product will become a "product in demand."
3. Additional soil sites developed with some interesting partners.
4. EPA approval will be obtained and numerous efficacy tests will be conducted revealing multiple applications for IMS.
5. Improved relationship and mutual cooperation between Envir and GLEC.
6. The company's advisory members, most notably Dr. Corrado, play significant roles.
7. The company's Chairman will continue to "swing for the fences," Our Chairman has substantial contacts in the business/investment world of NYCity. He doesn't come to the plate looking for a walk. He wants to hit it out of the park. He is the perfect compliment to Ubaldi. Pete will keep trying to "keep the ball in play." Some of the things that Battiato schemes toward are frankly "long shots." But long shots sometimes happen.
Are there impediments? Of course. A penny stock is always swimming in rip tide waters that can swallow you in a nano second. Our shareholders frequently lose awareness of what a difficult travel it is for a company the size of ours