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Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (BNET) provides innovative solutions for sustainable livestock waste management through its patented ammonia recovery systems. This news hub offers investors and industry stakeholders timely updates on the company's environmental technology advancements, financial developments, and strategic initiatives.
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Discover updates about the Gen3Tech platform and Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) implementations, along with regulatory milestones affecting circular agriculture practices. The collection serves as an essential resource for monitoring how Bion addresses environmental challenges while creating economic value.
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Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTC-PINK: BNET) and Dakota Valley Growers have entered into a letter of intent to create a sustainable beef cattle feeding operation in Bathgate, North Dakota, with a capacity of 15,000 head. The initiative aims to produce about 42,500 head of premium beef annually. The facility will utilize indoor barns to enhance cattle protein gain, coupled with anaerobic digesters to recover 84,000 MMBTU of renewable natural gas, equivalent to 643,000 gallons of diesel. Bion's advanced Gen3Tech will stabilize manure, upcycling it into low carbon nitrogen fertilizer, yielding 4,000 tons annually for agricultural use. The collaboration is backed by USDA’s Process-Verified-Program, ensuring sustainable practices. This project is expected to boost local corn demand and create jobs, supporting North Dakota's agricultural economy.