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Bio-Systems Announces New Tine Design
June 15, 2007—Tampico, IL
Midwest Bio-Systems (MBS) has introduced the Clean-Sweep tine design,
further enhancing the results generated by the company’s Advanced
Composting System. Due to a near-concentric edge, the tines rotate the
windrows more completely, resulting in more complete gas exchange and
more thorough rotation of the material between “hot” and “dormant”
areas of the pile. An additional benefit is lower maintenance and longer
life of the tine due to reduced, more even wear.
The improved material handling results in higher, more consistent fertility
content and lower toxicity in the resulting compost.
Edwin Blosser, owner and president of Midwest Bio-Systems, was enthusiastic
about the breakthrough: “Anytime we can do something to benefit
the soil and enhance plant growth and health, we feel like we’ve
accomplished something, and this is a perfect example of how attention
to detail can make that kind of difference.
”Midwest Bio-Systems, located in Tampico, Illinois, provides its
Advanced Composting Systems to customers around the world. Midwest is
involved in every aspect of the composting business—building equipment,
developing new technologies, consulting, and performing soil application
research.
Japan Livestock Trading Corporation has been an exclusive Japanese agent
of Wisconsin-based ABS Global for more than 20 years. JLT imports and
distributes the high-quality ABS bovine frozen semen and has 40% share
of the Japanese market for imported semen. JLT holds a copyright of the
U.S. Hoards Dairyman magazine, the most authoritative dairy journal in
the USA, and has been translating and issuing the magazine in Japan for
the past 18, informing Japanese readers of the latest US dairy technologies.
Contact Ernest Blosser at 1(800)689-0714 or visit Midwest Bio-Systems
website www.midwestbiosystem.com for more information.
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