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Researchers convert farm waste to bio-oil 
Samy Sadaka reached into a garbage bag, picked up a mixture of cow manure and corn stalks, let it run through his fingers and invited a visitor to do the same… It wasn’t that bad.

Bill Buford: Cookbooks are for wimps 
Bill Buford bounds across the back room of the Union, a favourite watering hole of Soho’s literati. He looks like a pocket Hemingway, dressed in slacks, grey sports jacket and black shirt, his chin dusted by a grey beard. The famously testosterone-packed ex-literary editor does not look like a kitchen bitch. But until recently that is exactly what he was.

Aquarium Denitrification Process 
Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) July 28, 2006 — Process Nitrification is a natural biological process where nitrifying bacteria convert toxic ammonia (decomposing food and excrements) into a less harmful nitrate.

Conn. company touts progress in hydrogen power 
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) - A Connecticut company has won a federal grant to test new technology that it says can produce clean hydrogen power for cars and industrial companies at a cost competitive with gasoline.

Iowa State Researchers Convert Farm Waste To Bio-Oil 
The researchers are working to take wastes from Iowa farms — manure and corn stalks — and turn them into a bio-oil that could be used for boiler fuel and perhaps transportation fuel…

Agriculture News from HPJ - Your Ag News Source 
OMAHA (DTN) — Samy Sadaka, an associate scientist for Iowa State’s Center for Sustainable Environmental Technologies along with other Iowa State researchers are working to take wastes from Iowa farms — manure and corn stalks — and turn them into a bio-oil that could be used for boiler fuel and perhaps transportation fuel.

Aquarium Denitrification Process 
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Iowa State Researchers Convert Farm Waste To Bio-oil 
Samy Sadaka reached into a garbage bag, picked up a mixture of cow manure and corn stalks, let it run through his fingers and invited a visitor to do the same.It wasn’t that bad.That mix of manure and corn stalks had spent 27 days breaking down in a special drying process. The end result looked like brown yard mulch with lots of thin fibers. There wasn’t much smell. [click link for full article]