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By Jim Fuquay, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Nov. 6--STEPHENVILLE -- Roughly 10 times a day, a tractor-trailer loaded with almost 20 tons of cow manure rolls up an earthen ramp at the Microgy Inc. facility outside of Stephenville.
By Elizabeth Souder, The Dallas Morning News Jun. 27--North Texas is beginning to be fueled by its own filth. Companies are building several new facilities to turn waste, manure and even smellier stuff into fuel for power plants. Waste Management Inc.
FORT WORTH, Texas _ Texans have always had a strange affinity for cow patties. They've been bronzed for trophies. They've been tossed for sport. And they've been used, however crudely, for art. Now, cow manure is about to be used to power homes and businesses in Central and North Texas.
By Marlene Lucas, The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Oct. 29--Farmers with livestock can look to agribusiness giant Cargill and its new partner, Environmental Power Corp., to convert manure into biogas. The companies announced their partnership last week.