The proprietary seeds, JKN2000 and JKN120, were originally developed by the Beijing Academy of Agricultural Services ("BAAS"), which sold the rights to NKY in September 2007. The seeds, categorized as a type of fresh sticky corn seed, were developed for human rather than animal consumption.

Fresh corn is a relatively new and rapidly-growing market in China because of its nutrition, taste and ease of digestibility. End products are primarily fresh corn, corn oil, and corn-based drinks and foods, such as corn ham and corn dumplings, for example.

About Agria Corporation

Agria Corporation (NYSE: GRO) is an innovative China-based agri-solutions provider focusing on research and development, production and distribution of three different types of upstream agricultural products. Its diversified portfolio of products comprises corn seeds, sheep breeding and seedlings, including proprietary products developed through its own research and development capability. The company has access to approximately 27,000 acres of farmland in seven provinces and its extensive distribution network provides direct or third party distribution in 14 provinces. For more information about Agria Corporation, please visit www.agriacorp.com.

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