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       #Post#: 3201--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Food Errata
       By: Phil Potts Date: March 30, 2022, 9:51 pm
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       [quote author=Nearings fault link=topic=66.msg3199#msg3199
       date=1648660943]
       [quote author=RE link=topic=66.msg3198#msg3198 date=1648658808]
       [quote author=Nearings fault link=topic=66.msg3196#msg3196
       date=1648654515]
       there seems to be work going on in this space. The biosolids
       would be dried and exposed to high temperature pyrolysis which
       would break down the PFSAs and result in producer gas and
       biochar. You could probably also filter water through biochar
       then pyrolise the contaminated biochar in a gasifier... Small
       scale of course industrially it would be expensive like
       remediation ofost of these persistent poisons.
       [/quote]
       Where does the energy come from for the high temperature
       pyrolysis?
       RE
       [/quote]from the biosolids themselves. They are mostly complex
       carbon and hydrogen compounds so they break down to hydrogen and
       carbon monoxide which burn and run the reaction and output lots
       of heat. You would get left over carbon as biochar just like in
       a gasifier. I wouldn't want to run an engine on it but you could
       produce district heat or steam...
       [/quote]
       As long as you love the smell of burning biosolids in the
       morning.
       Anyway, is this burning the stuff  from the sewage plant, or the
       affected soil it's been spread on?
       #Post#: 3202--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Food Errata
       By: Phil Potts Date: March 30, 2022, 9:51 pm
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       Re: Food Errata
       By: Phil Potts Date: April 1, 2022, 4:29 am
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       FRFR
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       Re: Food Errata
       By: Phil Potts Date: April 3, 2022, 10:59 pm
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       On top of their gas rationing:
  HTML https://www.aa.com.tr/en/economy/german-retailer-aldi-nord-to-raise-prices-by-20-50-on-monday/2554218
       #Post#: 3225--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Food Errata
       By: Digwe Must Date: April 6, 2022, 12:52 pm
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       And now the Bird Flu
       I received this notice from McMurray hatchery.  They are a
       hatchery we've done business with several times.
       Tens of millions of birds are being culled in the Midwest.  Not
       just chicks - but also layers and more mature meat birds. Higher
       egg and chicken prices are guaranteed.
       [b]"...Each spring as migratory birds and fowl return north
       along migratory pathways, they frequently carry diseases such as
       avian influenza and pass them on to other birds along the way.
       The 2022 migratory season has seen an elevated number of cases
       of highly-pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) infecting backyard
       and commercial flocks along these migratory pathways.
       As an NPIP facility, our flocks are regularly tested for avian
       influenza, and we have multiple levels of biosecurity practices
       in place. On April 1, 2022, despite our best efforts, we
       received a confirmed positive test in one of our barns. A
       diagnosis of HPAI can be catastrophic for flocks, especially
       breeders of rare, endangered, and Heritage breeds. Our team is
       working in conjunction with Iowa Department of Agriculture and
       Land Stewardship (IDALA) and United States Department of
       Agriculture (USDA) officials around the clock. The hatchery was
       placed under provisional quarantine by the IDALS and the USDA
       while all testing was done. The quarantine has been lifted, and
       we have been cleared to continue hatching and shipping to all 50
       states in the U.S.
       Customers who have received recent orders, as well as those who
       are expecting upcoming orders this season, can rest assured that
       their chicks and other baby poultry will be healthy. There is no
       risk to our customers or their existing flocks. All chicks
       hatched and shipped previously, and those hatched going forward,
       are from flocks with ongoing negative test results. Our NPIP
       status and all of our stringent USDA-approved biosecurity
       precautions will remain in place, including the continued
       ongoing testing of all flocks at all locations.
       A number of breeds of chickens are affected by this situation.
       Some customer orders will be affected, but many will not be
       impacted. Those with affected orders will be contacted in order
       by ship week. Other types of poultry and fowl are not impacted,
       and will ship as scheduled. Affected chicken breeds will be
       unavailable for the remainder of the season as we work to
       preserve the genetics of these flocks for future seasons.
       We ask for your patience as we navigate this challenging time.
       Our priority is to preserve our rare and Heritage chicken
       breeds, and to contact customers with affected orders. The
       situation is fluid, and we will continue to provide updates here
       and on the FAQ section of our website."
       
       #Post#: 3226--------------------------------------------------
       Are There Enough Chemicals and Fertilizer to Plant This Year's C
       rop? An Inside Look at What's in Jeopardy
       By: RE Date: April 7, 2022, 6:20 am
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       There probably won't be enough Chicken Feed anyhow.
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       Are There Enough Chemicals and Fertilizer to Plant This Year's
       Crop? An Inside Look at What's in Jeopardy
       RE
       #Post#: 3235--------------------------------------------------
       Bird flu's grisly question: how to kill millions of poultry
       By: RE Date: April 8, 2022, 6:39 am
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       Maybe we should make a Vax for birds.
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       Bird flu's grisly question: how to kill millions of poultry
       RE
       #Post#: 3238--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Bird flu's grisly question: how to kill millions of poultry
       By: Phil Potts Date: April 8, 2022, 3:50 pm
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       [quote author=RE link=topic=66.msg3235#msg3235 date=1649417944]
       Maybe we should make a Vax for birds.
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       Bird flu's grisly question: how to kill millions of poultry
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       [/quote]
       I thought they're dying on their own. It should solve the
       fertilizer shortage, spread them on fields and bury over?
       Christian puts the case for a conspiracy:
  HTML https://youtu.be/MRIZeSq7r6Q
       #Post#: 3242--------------------------------------------------
       Avian flu forcing farmers to kill millions of hens; egg prices c
       ould soar
       By: RE Date: April 9, 2022, 3:12 am
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       So far it hasn't made it to Alaska, but we get most of our eggs
       from WA I think.  Local organic eggs are like $8/dozen.
  HTML https://www.opb.org/article/2022/04/07/oregon-alert-bird-flu-cases-rise-east-coast/
       Avian flu forcing farmers to kill millions of hens; egg prices
       could soar
       RE
       #Post#: 3246--------------------------------------------------
       Food prices soar to record levels on Ukraine war disruptions
       By: RE Date: April 9, 2022, 3:25 am
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       Right.  This is all because of a war in one country in eastern
       Europe.  ::)
  HTML https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-business-health-europe-united-nations-fe2cc912195478f0dd861e6252c8f3b3
       Food prices soar to record levels on Ukraine war disruptions
       RE
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