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To: Anne Kourtidis who wrote (62561)	9/25/2019 1:51:02 PM
From: E_K_S	Respond to of 78686

Thank's for your views on VFF. This was one that was suggested on another thread and I like the sector. I agree that these JV's can be Good and Bad especially how they are managed and/or if they are not an active partner. Being in the produce business, it's possible they had some problems w/ production and/or a crop was damaged by outside events. My position is small, just enough for me to track their earnings. Will see if they can deliver that $0.85/share next year. ---------------------------------------------- Armanino Foods (AMNF) is a micro/small cap food stock mentioned here several years ago and has turned out to be one of my larger gainers. My average cost is around $0.70/share and this company is second generation family owned. They have also paid a dividend ever since I have owned them. They manufacture pesto and other fresh italian products. My first buys were in 2010 so looks like 9 years and stock going strong and growing. I am looking for more of these and thought VFF may/could (w/ time) stabilize their earnings and growth similar to what AMNF has done. Good Investing EKS