Corn Oil Extraction Equipment
Homeland is in the process of evaluating whether it will install equipment that will allow us to separate corn oil from the distillers grains we produce. This would be a new revenue source for Homeland. Homeland has not determined when or if it will install this corn oil extraction equipment.
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From their web site HERE:
Homeland Energy Solutions, LLC, in Lawler, IA, has started processing ethanol with the capabilities of producing one hundred million gallon of ethanol annually.
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Lawton is 125 miles east of the huge GPRE Lakota IA plant already featuring GERS COES.
Monday, April 11, 2011
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I asked the question a while back. What other stocks do you hunt down? When I google you, all it shows is GERS.
Patrick Bush of GreenShift Corporation manages high level technical and manufacturing needs for the company including facility management, capital projects, conceptual process design, process engineering, equipment specification, installation, startup and technician training. He has provided support to corn oil extraction, biodiesel production, outside consulting engineering and research and development.
Patrick has a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering (BSChE) from Tulane University of Louisiana with a minor degree in petroleum engineering. He has written papers on electronic corporate management, automation and control, processing theory and practice and operating technician training.
Mr. Bush joined GreenShift Corporation in 2006 and has 30 years experience responsible for many disciplines within the manufacturing industry including executive management, plant management, engineering management, production management, maintenance management and independent consulting engineering services. Corporations served include DuPont, ConAgra, Nabisco, Kraft General Foods, Bunge Corporation, Canbra Foods, Lurge Engineering, Owensboro Grain Company, Planters Company, Perdue Chicken Corporation and A.E. Staley Corporation.
Mr. Bush has managed conception, detailed engineering design, installation, technician training, startup and management for projects ranging from small scale up to $225 million in capital cost. Some examples of his project management assignments are:
Process, automation and controls engineering for class 1, division 1, group d explosion -proof manufacturing facilities; Texas, Tennessee, Illinois, Montana, Oklahoma, Arkansas.
Biodiesel production process development, production and manufacturing facility management; Michigan, Indiana.
Preliminary engineering design and cost estimation for upwards of 20 biodiesel manufacturing projects throughout the United States and abroad ranging from 5 to 40 million gallons per year production.
$225 million manufacturing production facility; Indiana.
$35 million production process facility; Kentucky.
$40 million company consolidation and reorganization project; Texas, Tennessee, Illinois.
Environmental cleanup, asbestos removal, spill control management, Texas.
$50 million manufacturing production facility; Montana.
Production process yield improvement; Texas, Tennessee, Illinois, Montana.
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