Take one look at the numbers and you’ll be hungry for Ag stocks too.

  • FOLLOW THE MONEY – A critical supply chain disruption has devastated the fertilizer market, sending costs sky high. In Iowa, a state that produces 10% of the U.S. food supply1, the pig manure that farmers bought at $10 a ton in 2020 soared to prices running from $41 to $70 currently.
  • SET TO MEET DEMAND – One startup company now provides a scientific advancement that could revolutionize how food is grown – boosting yields and making products safer and more nutritious.
  • MARKET POWER – This innovative method of restoring nutrient-stripped topsoil has major global implications. Better still, it has stock-price implications.
  • TIME TO JUMP IN – The question now is how quickly Argo Living Soils Corp (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) could join the agriculture sector’s long list of triple-digit winners?

Turning Back Time On Worn-Out Soil

After eons of farming, and a century of industrial farming, the topsoil in farm fields across the globe is anemic. Tired. Worn out.

Nearly half of the world’s most productive soil has disappeared to aggressive farming.2 Here at home, cropland topsoil is eroding 10 times faster than it can be replenished, making vast swaths of farmland nutrient-dead zones.

According to the Guardian, the world grows 95% of its food in the uppermost layer of soil, making topsoil one of the most important components of our food system.3

Topsoil is where the nutrition is.

Lack of topsoil also means the earth’s ability to filter water, absorb carbon, and feed people plunges.

Better Soils Create Better Food

Farmers aren’t the only ones suffering from the growing poverty of our soils. It’s a problem hidden in plain sight, right on your dinner table.4

  • Since the 1940s, vegetables and fruits have lost 76% of their copper and 59% of their zinc on average.
  • A famous study from University of Texas found that 43 different fruits and vegetables had significant declines in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin B2 and vitamin C between 1950 and 1999.
  • The Kushi Institute, an organization tasked with advancing the understanding of the role macrobiotics play in healthful living, found that calcium levels in fresh vegetables dropped 27%, iron fell 37%, vitamin A dropped 21%, and vitamin C was down 30% over the past decades.

And all that time, farmers were dumping fertilizers with these minerals on the ground hoping it would help. It’s a losing battle, because dying soil can’t use the extraa minerals efficiently, meaning it takes huge amounts of product to have any considerable impact.

Supply Chain Woes Add Fuel To An Already Critical Shortage

That’s an issue worsened by a global shortage of the materials necessary to make these fertilizers.

  • Prices for manure have hit new highs in Iowa—the “pig poop” that farmers bought at $10 a ton in 2020 soared to current prices running from $40 to $70.
  • Fertilizer expenses in North Dakota are more than twice last year’s levels.
  • Biosolids from waste treatment sludges are seeing demand rise to seven times the rate of last year.5
  • Phosphorus, too, is getting harder to find. Most of it comes from mines in the US, China, and Morocco, but geologists say that those supplies could be completely gone within 50-100 years. Meanwhile, each year phosphorus miners have to tap into more and more difficult and inaccessible sources.

Worse, there is a supply crisis brewing due to the conflict in Ukraine.

Russia is the world’s biggest exporter of fertilizers… but disruptions in shipping, as well as higher prices for natural gas, a key ingredient for fertilizer manufacturing, have intensified the need for reliable, domestic sources.

Western sanctions, including those against Russian banks, are curtailing exports further by constraining financing.

As a result, the urea futures market has seen a 32% jump since on Feb. 24, while diammonium phosphate futures are up more than 13%.6

Now, with spring planting set to get underway, North American markets were counting on bumper harvests to help lower food costs. But as U.S. farmers begin to sow crops, they suddenly face sharply higher costs that are expected to slice the profit a farmer earns per acre by 20%.

Coming to market with a solution to help farmers around the world recover these costs could put Argo Living Soils Corp (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) in the spotlight.

The Problem Wall Street Hasn’t Seen Yet Could Be Your Sweet Spot

That’s what makes Argo Living Soils Corp (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) the most important emerging company in the multi-billion dollar farm industry. This is the one company you should be watching if you like to be early on growth mega-trends.

Argo Living Soils’ unique organic products can actually put the life back into worn out soils.

The company specializes in developing soil amendments, living soils, biofertilizers, natural pesticides, and composts specifically formulated to restore tired soil and boost productivity.

Their nutrient-dense growing mediums are capable of producing high-value crops, while eliminating, or substantially reducing the need for pest control measures that can damage precious soil.

And best of all for investors who are alert to this opportunity… they have minimal competition.

The giants in the fertilizer business like Nutrien (NYSE:NTR–$25 billion in annual sales) and Mosaic (NYSE:MOS–$10 billion in annual sales) are too happy mining for phosphate and bagging up minerals to sell to farmers. They are not in the biology/life sciences business.

They have literally left the door wide open.

And organic farmers are paying attention.  They know that the traditional fertilizers are just a stopgap.  You can’t throw potash, nitrogen, and phosphorus on dead ground and expect much to happen.  It takes a rich population of organic material – microbes, bacteria, and live content – to break down these minerals so plants can use them.

Argo Living Soils knows the hurdles farmers face, and are committed to supplying a full range of organic living soil supplements that enable crops to achieve their full growth potential.

And their timing couldn’t be better, as the global organic food market skyrockets in size.

Organic Food Sales Growth Is Outpacing The Rest Of The Grocery Industry

Americans are turning to organic foods at a pace few saw coming.

According to Grandview Research, the global organic food and beverages market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13%, hitting a whopping $497 billion by 2030.7

But here’s the clincher, and it could be the key to one of the biggest investing trends of the decade…

Angela Jagiello, director of education and insights at Organic Trade Association pointed to a little-known fact when she stated,

“The only thing that constrained growth in the organic food sector was supply.”

Now just to clarify, when you think of “supply” one would assume that referred to the actual food products, that there’s not enough “organic food” to meet demand.

Wrong. What’s constraining growth is how organic produce is grown…more importantly, what kind of growing media can be used to qualify as “organic”.

And it’s not as simple as you may think.

It can take three years for commercial agricultural land to be brought into organic specification…if ever.

Yet despite that soaring demand, organic U.S agriculture remains behind the curve.

In the United States, over 900 million acres of land is dedicated to farm production.8 Of that acreage, less than 1% is certified organic.

That could change rapidly as Argo Living Soils Corp (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) positions itself to become a key supplier of organic growing media to producers. Argo could be an essential supply resource for growers seeking to scale their production to meet growing market demands.

And there’s plenty of demand yet to be met.

“With demand outpacing domestic supply, the [United States] imported more than $2 billion in organic food last year, and likely significantly more…”9

In the coming years, explosive demand for organic products will drive more and more agricultural producers to the high value crops that can carry the official “organic” label.

And Argo Living Soils is gearing up its own operations to scale quickly and efficiently in response to rising market demands.

That demand appears to be moving quickly, which is why today presents an ideal entry point for investors.

5 Reasons To Add Argo Living Soils (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF) To Your Watch List Right Now

  1. SUCCESS – The agriculture sector has been home to a slew of triple-digit gains during the past two years. Value is hard to come by. That’s why Argo Living Soil’s market cap could represent tremendous value for investors with long-term views.
  2. CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS WIN – Agriculture sector investing is just heating up, producing a myriad of triple-digit winners over the last 24 months – even conservative ETFs have delivered 130%+ gains lately.
  3. SAVING THE TOPSOIL – Argo Living Soil’s organic growing mediums could spark a revolution in how food is grown… boosting yields, and making a safer, more nutritious product.
  4. SUPPLY WOES AS DEMAND GROWS – As farmers begin to sow crops for the spring season, they are now facing higher costs for chemical fertilizers, expected to slice the profit earned per acre by 20%.
  5. MASSIVE GROWTH – The organic foods sector is forecast to grow to $497 billion by 2030. To do that, it will need new companies to augment supply. That is a huge opening for a startup such as Argo Living Soils.

As winter turns to spring, rapidly rising fertilizer costs could hit the mainstream as it forces already soaring food prices even higher.

The supply crunch and its threat to the food supply will likely soon be making headlines.  And when it does, commodity investors could clamor into this now quiet sector.

Already Argo Living Soils seems to be moving onto their radars… evidenced by an increase in daily volumes.

That’s big news for an OTC startup.

But, it means time could be running short to take a close look at this small startup with big potential.

Visit the company’s website. Call your broker and get his feedback, too. We think they’ll see the potential in Argo Living Soils Corp (CSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSFCSE: ARGO | OTCQB: ARLSF).

1 https://globaledge.msu.edu/states/iowa
2 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/30/topsoil-farming-agriculture-food-toxic-america
3 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/30/topsoil-farming-agriculture-food-toxic-america
4 https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/soil-depletion-and-nutrition-loss/
5 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-09/global-shortage-of-fertilizers-sends-demand-for-dung-soaring
6 https://gro-intelligence.com/insights/russia-ukraine-crisis-ignites-fertilizer-prices-at-critical-time-for-world-crops
7 https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/organic-foods-beverages-market
8 https://www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/Highlights/2014/Highlights_Farms_and_Farmland.pdf
9 https://www.supermarketnews.com/produce-floral/organic-food-sales-jump-nearly-13-record-high-2020

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