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No-Till Farmers and Agricultural Leaders Tour GYPSOIL Production Facility

Springfield, IL, (AgPR), The GYPSOIL Division (www.gypsoil.com) of Beneficial Reuse Management LLC, sponsored a recent tour at the City Water, Light & Power (CWLP) Dallman Power Station, Springfield, IL.  The tour was held in conjunction with the National No Tillage Conference held January 15-18 in Springfield.  Approximately 90 farmers and agricultural leaders participated in the tour.

GYPSOIL is the exclusive distributor of agricultural gypsum produced at the CWLP facility. A growing number of crop farmers use GYPSOIL to amend soils and add vital nutrients, resulting in enhanced soil quality and crop performance. GYPSOIL is 13-16 percent sulfate sulfur and 17-20 percent calcium on a dry weight basis.

Tour participants saw firsthand how high-purity, flue gas desulfurization gypsum is produced in the state-of-the-art wet scrubbers used at CWLP to clean air emissions.

GYPSOIL is a division and trade name of Beneficial Reuse Management, LLC.  Its mission is to help crop growers improve their soils and increase productivity while conserving natural resources and protecting the environment. GYPSOIL brand gypsum is now available through distributors in 21 States in the Midwest, Plains and South. GYPSOIL manages gypsum distribution and marketing programs for a wide range of supply partners including utilities and manufacturing companies, diverting valuable co-products from landfill disposal to productive use as agricultural inputs.   For more information, visit www.gypsoil.com or call 1-866-GYPSOIL (497-7645).

                                                                                             




 


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