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Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. develops waste-treatment and resource-recovery technology for livestock, biogas and other organic waste streams. Its patented industrial raw material Recovery System (ARS) is used to produce advanced organic and low-carbon soluble nitrogen fertilizers, including OMRI Listed Liquid AB ammonium bicarbonate, from materials released during biogas generation.
BNET news commonly covers ARS optimization and commercialization, fertilizer sample testing and growth trials, offtake interest for Liquid AB, engineering and strategic-partner activity in renewable natural gas and agriculture, and capital-structure actions involving legacy convertible obligations, warrants, options and share issuance.
On November 16, 2021, Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) announced that Pennsylvania Senate Bill 832, aimed at reducing environmental impacts of livestock waste, has been referred to the Appropriations Committee. The bill proposes the Pennsylvania Clean Water Procurement Program, which could significantly reduce costs associated with Chesapeake Bay compliance for taxpayers. Funding is expected to be at least $25 million for fiscal year 2021-2022. Bion's technology aims to help the $175 billion U.S. livestock industry achieve sustainability while recovering valuable coproducts.
Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) announced a lease agreement for a site in Fair Oaks, Indiana, to develop a sustainable grain-finished beef production facility featuring its patented third-generation waste treatment technology (3G Tech). This facility is designed to house approximately 300 beef cattle and treat waste from 1,500 head. Expected to start operations in Spring 2022, it aims to produce sustainable beef products and gather operational data for certification under USDA's Process Verified Program. The initiative supports Bion's strategy for sustainability in the livestock industry.
Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) announced the commencement of cannabis trials at Southern Illinois University to evaluate ammonium bicarbonate as a nitrogen fertilizer. The trials aim to compare the agronomic performance of ammonium bicarbonate against standard nitrogen fertilizers across three cannabis cultivars. The study, involving 27 plants, will analyze various cannabinoid and terpene levels and will continue through September, with results expected in February 2022. Bion is optimistic about the potential of its AD Nitrogen product in the cannabis fertilizer market.
Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has partnered with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to study the effects of its biobased ammonium bicarbonate fertilizer, AD Nitrogen, on field corn. The research aims to compare AD Nitrogen's impact on corn yield against traditional fertilizers, while assessing nitrogen mineralization and plant uptake. The study will commence this fall, with planting in spring 2022. Bion’s 3G technology mitigates environmental issues from livestock waste, aiming to recover lost nitrogen and provide sustainable agricultural solutions.
Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTC QB: BNET) announced that its website and email services were compromised over the weekend, prompting a temporary shift to a new domain, bionenviro.com. There was no breach of shareholder or confidential information. Bion's patented third-generation technology aims to reduce environmental impacts from livestock production while recovering valuable coproducts and renewable energy. This technology targets the $200 billion U.S. livestock industry, providing sustainable solutions for both consumers and the environment.
Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) announced the filing of international patent applications for its third-generation (3G) livestock waste treatment technology in Canada, Mexico, and soon in the EU. This technology recovers stable concentrated ammonium bicarbonate from livestock waste, aiming for USDA certification for organic production. Bion's liquid ammonium bicarbonate fertilizer was approved by OMRI in May 2020, and the company has applied for approval of a solid version. The firm anticipates significant market opportunities in the U.S. and abroad, targeting a $200 billion livestock industry.
Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTC QB: BNET) announced its application for OMRI Listing for a new solid ammonium bicarbonate product derived from its 3G waste treatment platform. This product, AD Nitrogen, aims to upcycle livestock waste into an organic-compliant nitrogen fertilizer. The company anticipates that the removal of application restrictions will increase market opportunities. Bion's technology is designed to enhance environmental quality by reducing nitrogen volatility and improving soil health, thus supporting sustainable agriculture.
Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Lamb Farms, Inc. to develop a third-generation livestock waste treatment platform at its Oakfield, NY facility. The project will treat waste from a 2,000-head milking herd and is expected to finalize within 60 to 90 days. The facility features existing technology that enhances the implementation timeline. The partnership aims to demonstrate sustainable beef production, with plans for USDA certification. Bion's technology seeks to reduce environmental impacts while generating high-value coproducts, contributing to a $200 billion livestock market.
Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTC QB: BNET) has completed core optimization testing of its third-generation (3G) waste treatment technology, enhancing system efficiencies for livestock production. The company is advancing to the design phase for its first full-scale commercial system and is engaging with potential production partners. Bion's 3G technology aims to mitigate environmental impacts while providing sustainable products and high-value coproducts to consumers. The livestock industry, valued at $200 billion, could benefit significantly from these developments.
On October 6, 2020, Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTC QB: BNET) received a U.S. patent for its third-generation (3G) technology that enhances livestock waste treatment. Patent No. 10,793,458 covers the production of ammonium bicarbonate from livestock waste, facilitating the creation of solid ammonia fertilizer products. This strengthens Bion's intellectual property and supports its goal of maximizing coproduct values. The technology aims to mitigate the environmental impacts of livestock production while expanding revenue opportunities in organic markets.