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More top-performing CAPS members are bullish on China Green Agriculture (NYSE:CGA) these days, enough to move it from the four-star rank it started with in CAPS up to the highest level of five stars. A total of 267 members have given their opinion on the fertilizer company, with many of them offering analysis and commentary explaining the recent optimism.

As an organic fertilizer supplier, China Green Agriculture is expected to benefit from China's push toward green technologies. With its $586 billion domestic stimulus package, the government wants to develop renewable energy projects that benefit more than just solar companies such as Suntech Power (NYSE:STP) and Yingli Green Energy (NYSE:YGE); more than a third of the funds are being spent on a broad category called "Green GDP." The economic stimulus and rising demand for healthier food will help China Green -- as well as green animal-feed companies such as AgFeed Industries (NASDAQ:FEED) -- rapidly expand. China Green's CEO expects the nation's percentage of organic fertilizer use to grow to 50% of total fertilizer use within five to 10 years, from 25% currently, as China’s farm land becomes degraded from chemical pollution.

While North American fertilizer companies such as PotashCorp (NYSE:POT), Mosaic (NYSE:MOS), and Agrium (NYSE:AGU) have been on hold waiting for demand growth to return, China Green's sales grew nearly 100% in its most recent quarter. The company raised fiscal 2009 sales and earnings guidance and is opening a new 40,000-ton manufacturing facility in August. As the Chinese government seeks to increase farmers' income, China Green expects the extra capacity to be quickly absorbed by the market.

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