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01/08/2014 by RoesleinAE RoesleinAE

Major project to deliver new energy source and environmental benefits.

Murphy-Brown of Missouri, LLC and Roeslein Alternative Energy, LLC Will Develop Renewable Biogas Project for Northern Missouri

PRINCETON, Mo., Jan. 8, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Murphy-Brown of Missouri, LLC (MBM) and Roeslein Alternative Energy, LLC announced today their joint plans to develop a $100 million renewable biogas project in northern Missouri. Murphy-Brown is the livestock production subsidiary of Smithfield Foods, Inc.

01/08/2014 by RoesleinAE RoesleinAE

Biogas project will add local jobs.

Published by Trenton Republican-Times

A collaboration between a Mercer County business and St. Louis firm will result in additional jobs in the area for both the short- and long-term.

01/03/2014 by RoesleinAE RoesleinAE

Northern Missouri hog farm will produce biogas.

Published byThe Kansas City Star

Written by Steve Everly

A Smithfield Foods subsidiary on Monday announced a $100 million joint venture to turn hog manure into energy at its farms in northern Missouri.

12/02/2013 by RoesleinAE RoesleinAE

Smithfield Foods, Kroger and other big food vendors turn waste into energy.

Published by The Guardian

Written by Zach Rodgers

To reduce pollution, big food companies – and even the Cleveland Browns – use biogas projects powered by food waste and pig feces. Why does market success remain a challenge?