One Earth Farms

[furrowtickler]

The mining thing make sense, but that "farm" will loose money every year it will be in exsistance, jmo.

[jensend]

i guess i will have to wait and see. but then you will too.

[furrowtickler]

I doubt it, time will tell. On a net/ac most well managed family farms will be double that gong show. But then again Spott will be paid well regardless of numbers.

[cottonpicken]

I will give you that sprott himself will make the most
out of this particular deal.

I dont know how its structured but it looks like a select
few will get the lions share.

[cottonpicken]

I guess i should think before i speak,lol.

It looks like one earth is owned by sprott rescource
corp symbol scp on the toronto stock exchange.

Which means if you want to own a piece of one earth
you can.

I think i wil.

[cottonpicken]

http://www.sprottresource.com/one-earth-farms-
corp.aspx

Holy shit-they are working on 2.1 million acres

[cottonpicken]

copy and paste still isnt working sprott resource corp
website is easy enough to find and nafigate.

[jensend]

http://obront.wordpress.com/2010/04/15/first-nations-sign-on-to-energy-venture-one-earth-oil-and-gas/

their press releases seem a little presumptuous talking about the success of one earth farms. it will be interesting.

[parsley]

vanadium

Right now, South Africa supplies most of it in the market.

And so far, there is no substitute for vanadium in the aerospace industry.

btw, jet planes are hot sellers these days.

Sprott is focusing on vanadium along with phosphate.

btw, There is new intense interest in trace minerals, worldwide. Some of the trace minerals are very rare, and cannot be subsituted in some of the technological devices we now cannot live without. The hunt for them is on, and investors are breathing heavily. Pars

[agstar77]

Rare earth metals, not trace. Just to clarify your point . Vanadium is not a rare earth, but is a rare metal.