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[disciple]

Hallo,


eine kleine, aber vielleicht bald feine Umweltaktie aus Amerika, die den Müll, den all unsere lieben Zuchttiere erzeugen, die wir uns wegen der Fleischgier sogenannter "Gourmets" (die vielleicht eher "Gourmands" sind), halten, entsorgt:

Bion designs and operates advanced waste and wastewater treatment systems for a variety of industrial and agricultural applications. Bion systems rely on patented biological and engineering processes that do not require the high construction and maintenance expense of conventional technologies. The Company`s primary focus is the livestock industry, providing proven solutions to the nutrient and odor management problems associated with large dairy and hog farms. When the Bion Nutrient Management System is used for livestock applications, the waste is biconverted into a nutrient-rich, organic material, BionSoil®. Both Company and University sponsored growth studies have shown BionSoil® to have remarkable plant growth enhancing characteristics. Research and test marketing indicates there is a substantial market for BionSoil® products.


NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSú
ð Solids removal
ð Reduced odors
ð Nutrient management


Bion`s NMS is a patented process that treats both the solid and liquid fraction of the waste stream. Bion provides the following: a site specific design to meet desired treatment goals, assistance throughout all project phases, from concept through permitting and construction, and continuous system monitoring to insure treatment goals are reached.
Treatment goals may include one or more of the following:

ð Better air quality on and around the site
ð Sprayfield reduction through nutrient management
ð Water reclamation for reuse
ð Solids and nutrient removal from waste stream


Ziele:
Gewinn-/Verlust:
2000 -2,3 Mio. $
2001 729.000 $
2002 10,7 Mio. $
2003 27,3 Mio. $
2004 51 Mio. $

bei 10 Mio. Aktien, aktueller Float: 2,5 Mio.

[MonatlichGeldGeschenkt]

Hallo,


Bion - find ich gut. Ne echt geile Umweltaktie, die sehr aussichtsreich scheint!!

Noch ein Tip, den man vielleicht nicht als ökologisch, aber auf jeden Fall als alternativ bezeichnen könnte:

Hallo,




willst Du monatlich bis zu 1700 US-$ geschenkt bekommen, und anderen dabei helfen, ebenfalls Geld geschenkt zu bekommen.

Klingt unglaublich, oder? Auch für mich hat das bis vor kurzem sehr unwahrscheinlich geklungen! (Dabei habe ich mir selbst oft gedacht, wenn ich soviel Geld hätte, dass ich es nie ausgeben kann, dann würde ich einen Grossteil davon verschenken – also: warum sollte es nicht reiche Leute geben, die das gleiche denken?)

Dann ist mir eine Information zugekommen, die zeigt, dass es offensichtlich superreiche Leute gibt, die die gleiche Überlegung angestellt haben wie ich und vielleicht auch Du schon. (Nebenbei: auch Bill Gates, der Microsoft-Chef, den man ja nicht gerade als einen Heiligen verehrt, hat angeblich schon 7 Mrd. DM für Waisenhäuser gespendet!) Dabei wollten diese Menschen keine Organisation fördern (vielleicht, weil Organisationen immer Geld verschlingen), sondern direkt Menschen. Diese Menschen sollen wohl folgende Bedingungen erfüllen (nach meiner Interpretation der beiliegenden Unterlagen):

 Offen für Neues, Ungewöhnliches: sonst lesen sie diese Informationen gar nicht, sondern tun sie sofort als unmöglich ab.
 Positive Lebenseinstellung: sonst können sie sich nicht vorstellen, dass es so was gibt.
 Und vor allem: sich und anderen Menschen Gutes tun zu wollen: sonst haben sie nicht den Nerv, mitzumachen. Denn je weniger Pferdefüsse etwas hat, desto misstrauischer wird es bewertet!

Wie das ganze vor sich geht, erklären die beiliegenden Informationen, und wenn Du diese liest, wirst Du feststellen, dass wohl nur Leute mitmachen, die die oben erwähnten Eigenschaften erfüllen.

Nun ist die Frage: Willst Du auch Geld geschenkt bekommen, und vor allem: willst Du auch anderen die Gelegenheit geben, Geld geschenkt zu bekommen? Wenn ja: maile mir unter

[e-mail], ich werde - je nach Anzahl der Mails, die ich bekommen, innerhalb 1 – 3 Wochen antworten mit einigen Word- und TIF-Dateien.


Gruß
Stephan



PS: Mögliche Risiken? Ich sehe keine:
1. Kein Kapitaleinsatz möglich (ausser, man möchte ein Vielfaches der 1700 USD kassieren; dann ist jeweils für 100 % mehr 10 USD zu bezahlen, also eine waaaahnsinnige Investition!!)
2. Die Legitimation kann über eine kürzlich ausgestellte Rechnung mit Namen und Adresse erfolgen, also keine Personalausweiskopie nötig. Das dürfte es der Sache, selbst wenn etwas „krummes“ dahinterstehen würde, äusserst schwierig machen, rechtlich irgendwas durchzusetzen, noch dazu, da man das Aktivierungsformular zufaxt und somit die Unterschrift wohl nicht rechtlich gültig ist.

[disciple]

Hi MonatlichGeldGeschenkt,

ob das besser ist als Bion, wird sich noch zeigen!! Ich bin mal gespannt!!

Aus www.stockmaster.com:

Profile:
Our company, Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. ("Bion") is a Colorado corporation organized on December 31, 1987 and maintains principal executive offices at Suite 3310, 555 Seventeenth Street, Denver, Colorado 80202. Additional offices exist in California, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, New York, and North Carolina.
Substantially all of our business and operations are conducted through two wholly owned subsidiaries, Bion Technologies, Inc. (a Colorado corporation organized September 20, 1989) and BionSoil, Inc. (a Colorado corporation organized June 3, 1996). Bion is also the parent of Bion Municipal, Inc. (a Colorado corporation organized July 23, 1999); and Bion International, Inc. (a Colorado corporation organized July 23, 1999), which are wholly owned, presently inactive, subsidiaries.


Management`s Discussion and Analysis The discussion below contains forward-looking statements (denoted with asterisk (*) at the end of each such statement) made in reliance upon the provisions of Rule 175 promulgated under the Securities Act of 1933 and should be read in conjunction with the Company`s consolidated financial statements and the Notes thereto. This discussion is qualified in its entirety by the risk factors discussed herein.


Management`s Discussion of Financial Condition and Results of Operations


Financial Condition and Results of Operations


The financial statements contained in this 10-QSB show more than $12,300,000 being invested in Bion as of September 30, 1999. We have a negative net worth of $3,809,502, cumulative deficit of $16,113,658, limited current revenues, and substantial current operating losses. (Note that the negative net worth is approximately equal to the outstanding long-term debt to management and major shareholders, the largest part of which is convertible into Bion`s restricted and legended common stock.) Our operations are not currently profitable; therefore, readers are further cautioned that our continued existence is uncertain if we are not successful in obtaining outside funding in an amount sufficient for us to meet our operating expenses at our current level. Management plans to continue raising additional capital to fund operations until Bion system and BionSoil sales are sufficient to fund operations.


Bion NMS system and BionSoil sales require additional expenditures. Our system sales require additional personnel and significant capital expenditures, which will generally increase our overhead. BionSoil product sales and marketing requires wholesaler and retailer distribution networks (which may require permitting in some locations) and additional expenditures for personnel and equipment to harvest, process, package, sell, and deliver our products. We are continually negotiating with independent third parties and related parties to obtain the necessary additional funding for us. Although management believes that there is a reasonable basis to remain optimistic, no assumption can be made that we will be able to successfully attain profitable operations and/or raise sufficient capital to sustain operations.



Liquidity and Capital Resources

Our Consolidated Balance Sheet shows Current assets of $333,805 and Total assets of $1,033,845. Our Current and total liabilities as of September 30, 1999 are $1,032,865 and $4,842,897, respectively. Total assets decreased by $283,386 from June 30, 1999. This change is primarily attributable to the sale of the mortgage receivables (see our 10-KSB/A dated June 30, 1999). Cash and cash equivalents decreased $34,020 from June 30, 1999. Our current ratio (current assets / current liabilities) is 0.32 as of September 30, 1999 as compared to 0.67 as of June 30, 1999.

Total liabilities increased $716,878 in the three month period ended September 30, 1999. Accrued salaries and notes payable increased by $67,167 and $665,118, respectively. The notes payable increase were to related parties or employees.


Our Stockholders` Equity account reflects a total of 138,836 shares of common stock issued in the quarter ended September 30, 1999. We issued 66,667 shares of common stock for cash ($100,000) and 72,169 shares of common stock for services ($143,901). Of these shares, we issued a total of 74,502 shares of legended and restricted common stock and 64,334 shares of unrestricted stock. The Company issued a note to an employee and as part of the note reclassified $60,000 of subscribed stock into the note payable.



Results of Operations

Comparison of the Three Months Ended September, 30 1999 with the Three Months Ended September 30, 1998

Revenue in the three months ended September 30, 1999 was $43,948 compared to $63,872 for the corresponding three month period in 1998, a decrease of $19,924. Contract costs were lower in the 1999 three month period by $23,378 due to decreased expenses associated with system design and New York BionSoil processing. The above resulted in a gross loss for the period ended September 30, 1999 of $55,515 as compared to a gross loss of $58,969 for the same three month period in 1998. No system sales occurred in the quarter ended September 30, 1999, due to hog industry and regulatory changes (see explanation below).


General and administrative expenses were higher by $497,251 due to an increase in employee compensation ($107,000), professional expenses ($167,000), and investor relation expenses ($193,000).


The Company recorded $111,089 in interest expense on its notes payable and $88,816 in research and development costs. The Company also recorded a loss of $57,250 on the sale of the mortgage receivables in the quarter. As a result of the above, the Company recorded a net loss of $1,184,165 in the three month period ended September 30, 1999, compared to a net loss of $526,233 for the three month period ended September 30, 1998.


The Company will need to increase sales significantly to obtain profitability.



Trends, Events and Uncertainties

Liquidity

We continue to have difficulty raising finances for operations. Funding for operations occurs primarily through equity financing. The following identifies cash sources over the past two fiscal years.


Convertible
Debt/Notes Stock Revenue (cash) Options Total
----------- -------- ---------------- -------- ----------


LTLK $1,503,750 $282,750 $1,786,500

Other $300,000 $1,039,826 $577,407 $889,938 $2,807,171

Total $1,803,750 $1,322,576 $577,407 $889,938 $4,593,671




LoTayLingKyur, Inc. ("LTLK") has been the primary funding agent for Bion over the past year. LTLK is a major shareholder that continues to finance our operations. Without this funding the company would not be able to continue as a going concern.



The Hog Market Impact

Our system sales growth was negatively impacted as a result of the recent extended deep depression in hog prices, which started in 1998. Prices reached a low of $9.00 per hundred weight in December 1998, down from $43.00 per hundred weight in December 1997. While these prices have trended up from the December 1998 low point, they still remain well below historic levels for the industry. These depressed prices are below the break-even point for many hog growers. The price drop and resulting hog industry losses have caused hog producers to reduce general and capital expenditures and curtail their expansion plans. This industry change has had a significant negative impact on our plans to sign additional contracts within the hog industry and has caused some growers to put systems covered by existing contracts on temporary hold.

Management believes that over the next several quarters, if the strengthening in hog prices continues, it will result in more contracts being signed and work resuming (or commencing) on some existing contracts that have been slowed or put on hold.*


As a result of the problems facing the hog industry, we have increased our focus on expanding Bion`s presence in the dairy farm system markets to offset the reduction in hog system sales. To support this shift, as well as to gain access to the large western United States market, we have recently added sales personnel in California and the Pacific Northwest. Management believes that this recent expansion in conjunction with increasing hog prices may assist us in accelerating our system sales pace.*



Regulatory Environment

We have experienced an adverse impact in selected regions due to changes and uncertainties in regulatory positions. For example, Colorado voters passed an amendment in November 1998 (Amendment 14) that places significant constraints on large hog farms in the state. The extended election campaign and subsequent rule making process completely stopped our progress on system contracts for 350,000 hogs on farms in Eastern Colorado. It is not likely that work will resume on this contract, nor for us to acquire significant additional contracts in Colorado, until this situation is completely resolved and a consistent regulatory practice is established.* We face a similar slow down of new contract activity in North Carolina as the result of a state wide moratorium on construction of new or expanded hog farms (retrofits of waste handling systems on existing farms are proceeding) which may be extended. Numerous other states, including without limitation, Georgia, Minnesota, Florida, California, and New York have adopted or are considering new regulations on large animal raising facilities. Additionally, litigation is in process in a number of states. The short term impact on our business has been negative but management believes the trend to stricter regulations will help our business in the long run.*

There is growing activity at the state and federal levels to protect the environment from pollution caused by animal raising facilities. Although future regulations may benefit us in obtaining system contracts, the current ambiguity in the regulatory environment is causing farmers to delay implementation of waste treatment technologies.* For example, on March 9, 1999, Vice President Gore announced a federal strategy to decrease non-point source pollution of lakes, rivers, and streams caused by large livestock facilities. A joint effort by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Agriculture developed the UNSAFO (Unified National Strategy for Animal Feeding Operations). UNSAFO will require large animal facilities to obtain Clean Water Act discharge permits and to develop nutrient management plans for animal feeding operations. UNSAFO will also require integrators, large livestock companies that contract with smaller operators to raise their animals, to share responsibility for meeting regulatory requirements. This strategy is not a new regulation nor is it a substitute for existing Federal regulations; however, it does give an indication of the potential regulatory environment. In addition, President Clinton and the EPA have indicated that they are planning on enforcing a provision of the Clean Water Act that requires states to assess the health of every body of water within their borders, determine the maximum allowable levels of pollutants for each one and then parcel out the responsibility for meeting these goals to individual polluters. This includes point and non-point source polluters.


This increasing federal environmental activity along with similar changes at the state and local levels create an unpredictable regulatory environment. How these changes affect our business can not be identified with any precision at this time; however, we believe that more stringent requirements on the animal raising industry will improve our sales outlook.*



Year 2000 Issue

We are aware of the issues associated with the programming code in existing computer systems as the millennium (year 2000) approaches. The year 2000 problem is pervasive and complex as virtually every computer operation will be affected in some way by the rollover of the two-digit year value to 00. The issue is whether computer systems will properly recognize date-sensitive information when the year changes to 2000. Systems that do not properly recognize such information could generate erroneous data or cause a system to fail. After a review of our computer systems and associated software, management does not believe year 2000 will have a material effect on our operations or financial condition. We can not predict the impact that year 2000 will have on our customers and vendors.


Seasonality

Our system sales and installation business is not seasonal in nature, except to the extent that weather conditions at certain times of the year in certain geographic areas may temporarily affect construction and installation of our systems. However, our projects and markets are geographically spread so that when weather conditions limit construction activity in southern market areas, projects in northern markets can proceed, and when northern area weather is inappropriate, southern projects can proceed. BionSoil and BionSoil product sales are expected to exhibit a somewhat seasonal sales pattern with emphasis on spring, summer, and fall sales.

[disciple]

BION is in organic waste & wastewater treatment. It solves major agricultural waste problems. It produces a marketable natural end-product plant nutrient (rather than chemicals). Its market is driven by environmental issues, & government policy. It has a proven, patented technology, & is an emerging growth situation.

There is an increasing focus in the U.S. on water quality issues, particularly concerning the levels of dissolved nutrients such as nitrogen & phosphorous. Excessive levels of these nutrients have been linked to changes in the Florida Everglades ecosystem, the "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico, fish kills in the rivers of NC & MD, & contamination in underground aquifers in many parts of the country.

A major source of this pollution is animal raising operations - large hog & dairy farms, cattle feedlots, & poultry farms. A recent census indicates there are in excess of 107 million cattle, 61 million hogs, & 1.6 billion fowl in the U.S. They produce a staggering 1.4 billion tons of waste per year. It doesn`t take too much imagination to envision the odor & environmental impact of this serious problem. The public is up-in-arms & legislation is popping up all around the country in an effort to control the problem. BION spent years of research developing the technology required to harness & manage this waste & my opinion is that it will make substantial profit doing it. BION`s system has tremendous potential in treating municipal & industrial wastewater as well.

In 1998, BION began test-marketing its BionSoilR organic soil/fertilizer product in nurseries & garden care outlets in western NY. BionSoil is created by BION`s Nutrient Management System (TM). BionSoil contains beneficial microbes & organic nutrients instead of the chemicals so prevalent today. Beneficial bacteria & other microorganisms help to stabilize otherwise leachable forms of nutrients by converting them into amino acids & other stable, plant-available forms.

In 1999, the University of Georgia did a BionSoil growth trial on peach trees, which were evaluated for size, color, growth rate, & expected time to produce a first crop. BionSoil outperformed conventional 10-10-10 fertilizer on all treatments throughout the randomized, replicated study. Dr. Gary Couvillon, professor of horticulture with University of Georgia College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences said: "Where BionSoil was used, the young peach trees were larger, greener, & will be ready for intensive peach production sooner."

BION`s Nutrient Management System (NMS) relies on natural, biological processes that do not require the expensive structures of alternative waste treatment technologies. NMS creates a self-contained natural habitat & significantly reduces odor. The system treats both solid & liquid portions of the manure waste stream through a complex series of natural microbial processes. It consists of bioreactors, solid ecoreactors, temporary water storage areas, & polishing ecoreactors, all of which meet local regulatory requirements.

BionSolids, the solid materials produced as a result of the bio-conversion of manure & urine by NMS, are periodically "harvested," & removed from the farm site to be sold as BionSoil. The remaining water is available for many uses throughout the animal operation. The high concentration of aerobic bacteria in the system assures that the odor-producing portion of the waste stream is quickly absorbed, virtually eliminating the odor -- a welcome result for the community.

Based on the U.S. Department of Agriculture census, the company estimates there are 560 million BioAnimals on farms in the U.S. Considering the economics of its system, the company estimates that about one third of these would be candidates for its NMS. Due to the growth of the industry, management believes it will have over 5 million BioAnimals under contract by 2002. The market for BION`s premium natural BionSoil products is forecasted to be substantial. Nurseries currently consume 120 million cubic yards of soil annually, & the needs of golf courses & the turf industry are equally large. Test-marketing of BionSoil in the spring of 1998, with no advertising or national retail tie-in, was pegged at around $40 per cubic yard... an encouraging number.

On 12/23/99, BION entered into a three-year management agreement with D2 Co., LLC. D2 is aiding BION in strengthening its management team, refining its business plan, & raising the capital needed to implement the plan. One step was the appointment of two new board members, Salvatore Zizza & David Mitchell. Mitchell is the new CEO, & chairman of the executive committee.

Zizza is chairman of The Bethlehem Corp. (AMEX/BET). He was chairman & CEO of The Lehigh Group, Inc., & is a director of the Gabelli Funds (Asset, Convertible Securities, Equity Trust, Global Multimedia Trust, Growth & Utility), & a director of Hollis Eden Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ/HEPH).

Mitchell is president of Mitchell & Co. Ltd., a merchant banking company. He was a managing principal & director of Rodman & Renshaw, director with Laidlaw, Adams & Peck, Inc., & was with Bear Stearns, Oppenheimer, & Cralin & Co. He is a director of Kellstrom Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ/KELL), Bogen Communications International (NASDAQ/BOGN), & Moto Guzzi (OTC BB/GUZI).

The financing just completed allows this company to move ahead at a much faster pace, to do more R&D related to commercial application, to fund expanded BionSoil trials with major agricultural universities on vegetable & turfgrass applications, & to provide marketing & general working capital. I now see this as a much stronger situation.

[disciple]

aus www.globemedia.de/bion/presseberichte/270799.html:

Verkaufsziele für BionSoil in Florida und New York übertroffen



27. Juli 1999

BionSoil Inc., eine Tochtergesellschaft der Bion Environmental Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: BION, Börsen Berlin und Frankfurt: WKN 917257), hat auf dem Weg zur vollständigen Vermarktung seiner BionSoil® Produkte eine Anzahl wichtiger Meilensteine erreicht. Die BionSoil Produkte sind organische Düngemittel und Bodenverbesserer, die eine komplette Nährstoffzusammensetzung besitzen. Diese Produkte stammen aus der Aufbereitung von Abfallprodukten, die in großen Viehzuchtbetrieben anfallen.

Verkauf für 1999 - BionSoil aus Milchwirtschaftsbetrieben

Zum ersten Mal ist Bions BionSoil-Produktion in Florida ausverkauft. Roper Growers Cooperative, einer der größten Produzenten von organischen Zitrusfrüchten, hat einen Anfangsbedarf von jährlich 7000 Tonnen angedeutet. Edward Lamb, Präsident der BionSoil Inc., kommentierte: "Das Unternehmen hat die organischen Zitrusplantagen für seine BionSoil Produkte anvisiert. Dieser Vertrag ist ein wichtiger Schritt in diese Richtung. Um die gegenwärtige Nachfrage zu befriedigen, werden umgehend zwei weitere Milchwirtschaftsbetriebe mit mindestens 800 Kühen benötigt. Beruhend auf den projizierten Systemverkäufen wird in Florida die Nachfrage für BionSoil das Angebot mindestens bis Ende 2003 übertreffen."

Im zweiten Jahr des Testmarketing im westlichen New York ist der BionSoil-Verkauf von $ 40.000 im letzten Jahr auf über $ 130.000 angestiegen. Die Verkaufsziele wurden um mehr als 60% übertroffen. Wiederholte Sonderangebote für 20 und 40 Pfund schwere Säcke bei Einzelhändlern neben neuen Aufträgen für Landschaftsgestaltung und Sportplätze haben zum größten Teil zu diesem Wachstum beigetragen. Lamb sagte ebenfalls: "Diese Ergebnisse sind sehr ermutigend. Wir sehen mit sehr wenig Marketing und ohne Werbematerial am Verkaufsort ein erhöhtes Bewußtsein für die Leistung unserer Produkte und wiederholte Verkäufe, besonders beim Einzelhandel. Wir sind überzeugt, dass wir das sich vergrößernde Volumen an BionSoil effektiv vermarkten können, das durch bestehende und neue Systeme produziert wird. Wir erwarten Verkäufe von BionSoil Produkten aus Milchwirtschaftsbetrieben von fast $ 500.000 für 2000 und über $ 1.000.000 für 2001."

Ziele für 2000 - BionSoil aus Schweinezuchtbetrieben

Da alle Produkte aus Schweinezuchtbetrieben in Universitätsversuchen und Versuchen des Unternehmens sowie zur Erprobung in Gewächshäusern und bei Gärtnereibetrieben verwendet wurden, stand 1999 dem Verkauf kein BionSoil aus Schweinezuchtbetrieben zur Verfügung. Aufgrund der Hinzunahme von mehr als 60.000 Schweinen in North Carolina und Utah im letzten Jahr erwartet das Unternehmen einen Verkauf von 30.000 Kubikyards für das Jahr 2000 und mit der Inbetriebnahme weiterer Systeme mehr als 100.000 Kubikyard für 2001. Dieses Material wird nach der Trocknung und Aufbereitung ca. 6.750 bzw. 22.500 t an Düngemitteln liefern. Universitätsversuche deuten an, dass BionSoil die sich langsam auflösenden Kunstdünger oft übertrifft, die bis zu $ 2000 je Tonne kosten. Infolge der mit der Markteinführung, den "Werbegeschenken", den niederen Einführungspreisen usw. verbundenen Kosten projiziert das Unternehmen die Verkäufe von BionSoil aus Schweinezuchtbetrieben für das Jahr 2000 auf $ 360.000 und für 2001 auf $ 8.500.000. Obwohl es die gegenwärtige Produktionsleistung übersteigt, erhielt Bion vor kurzem von The Good Earth Fertilizer Company, einem internationalen Exporteur, eine schriftliche Absichtserklärung zum Erwerb von bis zu 400.000 t BionSoil Düngemittel, sobald sie zur Verfügung stehen. Das Unternehmen erwartet, dass es bis 2003 ein Produktionsniveau in dieser Größenordnung erreicht.

Jon Northrop, der CEO der Bion Environmental Technologies Inc., erklärte: "Wir sind mit den Ergebnissen unseres fortgesetzten Testmarketings für BionSoil sehr zufrieden. In gleicher Weise wie sich unsere Systemtechnologie als leistungsfähig bewies, die Überdüngungs- und Geruchsprobleme zu lösen, die mit großen Viehzuchtbetrieben zusammenhängen, setzt es das Unternehmen weiter fort, zu beweisen, dass das auf diesen Betrieben produzierte BionSoil gewinnbringend hergestellt und verkauft werden kann. Zu einem gewissem Grade hängt das Können des Unternehmens, seine Systemtechnologie zur Aufbereitung zu vermarkten, von seiner Fähigkeit ab, die fortlaufende Entfernung der Nährstoffe von den Tierzuchtbetrieben zu demonstrieren. Diese neuen Verkaufsverpflichtungen und die Anerkennung durch den Markt werden es dem Unternehmen erlauben, seine Aufbereitungssysteme aggressiver an eine Industrie zu vermarkten, die Lösungen benötigt."

Dieses Material schließt vorausschauende Statements mit ein, die entsprechend den Vorschriften der Verordnung 175, veröffentlicht unter dem Securities Act von 1933, gemacht wurden. Dieses Material sollte in Verbindung mit dem Abschnitt "Besprechung durch das Management und Analyse" in den aktuellen Formblättern 10-KSB und 10-QSB des Unternehmens gelesen werden.

Bion Environmental Technologies Inc. entwirft und betreibt moderne Systeme zur Aufbereitung von Abfällen und Abwasser für eine Reihe von industriellen und landwirtschaftlichen Einrichtungen. Die Systeme von Bion stützen sich auf patentierte biologische und mechanische Prozesse, deren Konstruktions- und Unterhaltskosten unter denen der konventionellen Technologien liegen. Das Unternehmen konzentriert sich in erster Linie auf die industrielle Tierhaltung, der sie bewährte Methoden zur Lösung der Überdüngungs- und der Geruchsprobleme bietet, die mit großen auf Milchwirtschaft und Schweinezucht spezialisierten Betrieben zusammenhängen. Bei fast allen Anwendungen des Systems in den Viehzuchtbetrieben werden die tierischen Ausscheidungsprodukte durch biologische Vorgänge in ein nährstoffreiches organisches Material (BionSoil) umgewandelt. Sowohl durch das Unternehmen als auch durch Universitäten finanzierte Wachstumsstudien haben gezeigt, dass BionSoil bemerkenswerte Eigenschaften zur Wachstumsförderung besitzt. Reasearch und Testmarketing lassen für BionSoil Produkte einen beträchtlichen Markt erkennen. Das Unternehmen unterhält zur Zeit Büros in Kalifornien, Colorado, New York, Florida und North Carolina.