We feel there is a great opportunity in a new stock is called Calyx Bio Venture, i wish i had more time to put together a better post regarding CYX but the price has begun to rise the last 2 sessions..

Richard Whittall is a director of CYX, also the CEO of NES so he comes by his reputation honestly!

CYX holds a 1/3 interest in Agrisoma which uses a patented technology to splice genes into carinata (mustard sees) to enhance the production of a bio fuel

one of the most important factors with agrisoma is scalability, i was talking with a friend in the aerospace industry and his main criticism of any bio fuel is scalability.. i think that is a non issue here..

also a big plus is carinata can be grown on non food land, it is much more tolerant of non ideal conditions and therefore does not take arable land from farmers..

take a look at the website

 please take a look at CYX, the share structure is very tight, at about 15 million shares FD

we are holding large positions in both NES and CYX and looking for them both to outperform

as always please do your own Due Diligence and consult an investment professional and or tax specialist before any investment decision is made!

Happy New Year and warmest regards to all!

here is the latest nr from agrisoma

Agrisoma Revving Its Engines as 

 First Carinata Crush Completed  

 

Saskatoon, SK November 16, 2011 – Agrisoma Biosciences Inc. is one step closer to

realizing its vision of delivering a sustainable and scalable energy feedstock source for

biojet and biodiesel fuel with the harvest of the 2011 Carinata crop. The first crush of

Carinata seed is already complete, with the resultant oil shipped to Honeywell UOP for

processing into biojet fuel.

“This is a thrilling time for Agrisoma as it marks the first pilot-scale production of biofuel

from Carinata,” explains Patrick Crampton, Vice President Business and Product

Development for Agrisoma. “Despite a challenging season, our production sites

performed well, yielding more than enough for full-scale testing of Carinata biojet fuel.

Our certified seed production plans for 2012 commercialization are also on track.”

Growers who seeded Carinata this spring are impressed with the results. Erroll

Simington of Kincaid, Saskatchewan says that his Carinata yielded 10 bu/acre more

than his brown mustard grown in the next field. “The Carinata proved a strong performer,

despite some challenging weather conditions. It yielded better than some mustard crops

that I’ve grown here for many years.”

Carinata delivers returns at both ends of the value chain. For growers, it is a vigorous,

competitive crop uniquely suited to semi-arid production areas. For biofuel

manufacturers, Carinata provides a sustainable source of high quality oil that enables

additional efficiencies from biofuel manufacturing processes.

Growers interested in learning more about Carinata should contact info@agrisoma.com.

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