BURLINGTON, Vt. - TelAve -- GSR Solutions LLC (dba NutriHarvest), a biotechnology solutions provider, in collaboration with Green Mountain Dairy Farm, is excited to announce the first commercial launch of a technology that converts liquid manure waste stream into value-added fertilizers. The new valued organic fertilizer products are being sold under the NutriHarvest® brand to provide farmers with a new revenue stream or a cost reduction.

For over a decade, GSR has collaborated with dairy farms to develop sustainable nutrient treatment solutions from dairy manure and food waste. The current commercial-scale biotechnology solution at Green Mountain Dairy has successfully extracted valuable nutrients from an on-farm anaerobic digester's waste stream to create saleable organic fertilizers. This solution addresses the increasing need to meet nutrient management challenges, as it has been proven to be highly effective at capturing ninety-five to ninety-nine percent of both phosphorus and nitrogen pollutants from wet manure effluent. The clean water output can be reused on the farm and reduce potential environmental impact in adjacent watersheds. This advanced biotechnology is poised to enable the development of renewable energy initiatives, such as the production of renewable natural gas (RNG), combined heat and power (CHP), and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

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"We are thrilled to launch this technology and resulting organic fertilizer products," said Anju D. Krivov, Ph.D., MBA, President and CEO of GSR Solutions (NutriHarvest). Our mission is to provide sustainable solutions for the intersection of agriculture and renewable energy industries by empowering farmers to enhance their bottom line while also promoting a healthier planet."

Vermont Agriculture and Food Markets (VAAFM) Secretary Anson Tebbetts said: "This significant project demonstrates the importance of rural community development and natural resource management. Utilizing a collaborative approach for reducing phosphorus runoff and converting excess ground phosphorus into a valuable agricultural fertilizer is a win-win for us all."

Check out the full story: https://vermontbiz.com/news/2023/february/09/gsr-and-franklin-county-dairy-announce-commercial-operation-manure-value?ct=t(EENEWS_2_9_2023)