This argument of 'input costs are rising hence the product is...

This argument of 'input costs are rising hence the product is doomed' scenario has no basis whatsoever.

If input costs rise too much you can always increase the price of your product. That's what companies have done for centuries. Whether it be iron ore for steel or oil for plastic.

I used to repsect you YC, but you are making yourself look very very foolish now.

It is still obvious you don't know what this product does or is.

You talk about fertilizer yet this is not really a fertilizer. But it does aim to make the end user less dependant on fertilizer. Now you tell me, in a rising cost environment, if they can save the farmer money by using LESS fertilizer and LESS water...is this a good or bad thing?

In the current food boom, NutriMix can have a very bright future. One contract is already under the belt. More might be coming up, regardless what YC says.

South African, European, Middle Eastern, American potential clients do not read HC and do not care what YC has to say.