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 $40 to $70 in 2021.
  • SET TO MEET DEMAND – One startup company now provides a scientific advancement that could revolutionize how food is grown – making it faster, cheaper, 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 CGS International Inc. (OTC:CGSI) could join the agriculture sector’s long list of triple-digit winners?

A quiet company looks positioned for success, thanks to a breakthrough with the potential to redefine agriculture in the 21st century.

Of course, lots of investors will miss what looks to be a no-brainer opportunity because they simply overlook agriculture stocks.

But an ag startup with the means to enhance food production across the globe has the potential to be as explosive as a biotech with a new drug or treatment.

So, while a once little-known NASDAQ biotech called EDAP TMS (EDAP) soared 319% between March 2020 and March 2022, thanks to an innovation in prostate cancer treatment…2

Another small startup, in the agriculture space, unveiled a breakthrough that could be used for the benefit of all mankind.

And Wall Street is just now waking up to its moonshot potential.

That’s why investors need to latch onto CGS International Inc. (OTC:CGSI), because it is now poised to become one of the year’s top innovators.

Bigger, Better, Cleaner Crops

CGS International’s (OTC:CGSI) subsidiary, World Agri Minerals, has found an all-natural way to dramatically increase agricultural yields.

That includes bumper crops of grains that can feed billions of people… grains such as rice, wheat, and soybeans. As well as increased yields in fruits and vegetables, hemp, and legal cannabis.

In short, the idea that should draw focus is the universal nature of CGS International’s (OTC:CGSI) advancement in fertilizer.

Their revolutionary new product, Genesis 89, could help cut costs for families getting pounded at the grocery store by wallet-busting inflation.

More importantly, Genesis 89 could play a role in solving the problem of widescale food insufficiency in developing countries.

Here’s the whole story…

The Secret To Greater Yields

The breakthrough occurred in the aftermath of a natural disaster – the 2004 tsunami that devastated coastal areas of Indonesia.

The tsunami poured so much salt water on farmland that experts forecast that the fields could lie fallow for a decade.

But something intriguing happened to the growing season just after the tsunami. The tragedy was not multiplied by salt-rich sea water.

Instead, some of the hardest hit farms witnessed a surprising result, they experienced bumper crops such as never before seen.

The Associated Press reported the outcome this way:3

“From atop the coconut tree where he fled to escape the onrushing water, Muhammad Yacob watched the tsunami turn his rice paddy into a briny, debris-strewn swamp.

Nine months later, Yacob and his wife are harvesting their best-ever crop – despite fears that saltwater had poisoned the land.”

“The seawater turned out to be a great fertilizer,” said Yacob, 66, during a break from scything the green shoots. “We are looking at yields twice as high as last year.”

The explanation for the post-tsunami bumper crop was actually quite simple, even though it went against well-established methodologies.

Tapping An Unexpected Source Of Nutrients And Minerals

When the ocean surged inland, and covered the crops, it brought with it an abundance of deep-ocean minerals and microbes that soaked into the soil.

The monsoon that followed washed away the excess sodium, leaving a rich concentration of minerals that penetrated the earth.

Essentially, the ocean’s fertile biosystem had both re-energized and fortified soil that had been farmed for centuries.

It’s this discovery that CGS International (OTC:CGSI) is now bringing to farms across the globe.

You see, oceans are a storehouse of minerals that have been deposited over the millennia by rivers, streams, and glaciers, as well as volcanic activity in the ocean floor.

And CGS International taps into that rich storehouse – Genesis 89 is a seawater extract containing 80+ beneficial elements and microelements from the more than 50,000 species of microorganisms that live in the sea, such as phytoplankton, micro-flora and micro-fauna.

More than 10 years of research has been invested in a hunt to harvest essential microorganisms that are found on land, to create a product perfectly balanced for a wide range of agricultural needs.

In short, Genesis 89 and Genesis 89 Gold products…

  • Improve root growth
  • Increase the potential for nutrient uptake
  • Support the plant’s immune system, and…
  • Shorten the growing cycle.

The best part is that a healthier plant is less vulnerable to pests, cold, drought, and disease, ensuring farmers a stronger, more robust harvest in less time.

But the real key to the effectiveness of their product lies in the way the Trace Minerals are processed. Because the elements in Genesis 89 aren’t chemically or heat treated, these microorganisms arrive at the farm alive – ready to restore the mineral and nutrient content that was depleted by large-scale farming practices.

And the results have been astounding.

Proven Results—Now It’s Just A Matter Of Scaling Up

If you’re not familiar with Canaccord Genuity, it is an investment bank that focuses on smaller companies, like CGS International.  Companies with big ideas and innovations, but that are still in an early phase of development.

Canaccord Genuity conducted a four-month trial with Genesis 89, involving three separated rows of tomato plants.

What the trial revealed was impressive.

Compared to a control group that was unfertilized, the plants treated by Genesis 89 produced tomatoes that were 6% larger.

That may not seem that significant when looking at the numbers from a small control study, but imagine what an increased 6% yield could do when applied large-scale to farmland. The economics of an increase that substantial could be a gamechanger for farmers across the globe.

And while bigger yields are a huge benefit to the agricultural industries bottom line, restoring soil health is the real win here, because it ensures fertile ground for generations to come.

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.4 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.5

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.6

  • 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 extra 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 prices running from $40 to $70 in 2021.
  • Fertilizer expenses in North Dakota are more than twice last year’s
  • Biosolids from waste treatment sludges are seeing demand rise to seven times the rate of last year.7
  • 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%.8

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 CGS International (OTC:CGSI) in the spotlight.

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

That’s what makes CGS International (OTC:CGSI) 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.

CGS’s unique products can actually put the life back into our dying soil.

And best of all for investors who are alert to this opportunity… they have literally no competition.

Global Fertilizer Market Size 2020,
With A $213 Billion Forecast for 2027

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.

So the giants have literally left the door wide open.  

And the farmers are paying attention.  They know that the traditional fertilizers they’re buying 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 microbes, bacteria, and live content to break down these minerals so plants can use them.

They know the hurdles farmers face, and they know they need CGS’s help.

8 Reasons To Add CGS International (OTC:CGSI) 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 CGS International’s (OTC:CGSI) share price 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. PROVEN RESULTS – The investment bank, Canaccord Genuity, reported that Genesis 89 delivered stellar results compared to plants that weren’t fertilized with it, a whopping 6% increase in yield.
  4. SAVING THE TOPSOIL – Genesis 89 could spark a revolution in how food is grown… making it faster, cheaper, safer, and more nutritious.
  5. SUPPLY WOES AS DEMAND GROWS – As Farmers begin to sow crops for the spring season, they are now facing higher costs, expected to slice the profit earned per acre by 20%.
  6. MASSIVE GROWTH – The international fertilizer sector is forecast to grow $40 billion to $213 billion by 2027. To do that, it will need new companies to augment supply. That is a huge opening for a startup such as CGS International.

As spring turns to summer, 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 CGSI seems to be moving onto their radars… evidenced by a significant increase in daily trading 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 he’ll see the potential in CGS International (OTC:CGSI).

1https://globaledge.msu.edu/states/iowa
2https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EDAP/history?p=EDAP
3https://www.tampabay.com/archive/2005/09/26/farmers-reap-top-yields-after-tsunami/
4https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/30/topsoil-farming-agriculture-food-toxic-america
5https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/30/topsoil-farming-agriculture-food-toxic-america
6https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/soil-depletion-and-nutrition-loss/
7https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-09/global-shortage-of-fertilizers-sends-demand-for-dung-soaring
8https://gro-intelligence.com/insights/russia-ukraine-crisis-ignites-fertilizer-prices-at-critical-time-for-world-crops
9https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ADM/history?p=ADM
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