The Agroinnovations Podcast » fuel http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/ Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:11:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 en hourly 1 The Agroinnovations Podcast is where we discuss all things related and debated in agriculture, from appropriate technology to Fair Trade to globalization and organics. If you are interested in sustainability and natural resources, this is your podcast. The Agroinnovations Podcast clean The Agroinnovations Podcast podcast@agroinnovations.com podcast@agroinnovations.com (The Agroinnovations Podcast) Agricultural Innovations Inc. All Things Related and Debated in Agriculture agriculture,sustainability,green,organics,natural resources,Fair Trade,appropriate technology,forestry,open source The Agroinnovations Podcast » fuel http://agroinnovations.com/media/wpmu/uploads/blogs.dir/5/files/powerpress/agroinnovations_rss_logo.jpg index.php?option=com_wpmu Episode #80: The National Renewable Ammonia Architecture http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/02/episode-80-the-national-renewable-ammonia-architecture/ http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/02/episode-80-the-national-renewable-ammonia-architecture/#comments Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:00:57 +0000 podcast http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/02/episode-80-the-national-renewable-ammonia-architecture/ In this episode of the podcast I am joined by Neal Rauhauser, a blogger and researcher whose work can be found on the website strandedwind.org. Neal is also the author of the National Renewable Ammonia Architecture, a 6,500 word background paper that covers the history of human fertilizer production.

In this interview Neal and I discuss the concept of stranded wind, the past, current, and future status of ammonia as a fertilizer, and the potential to produce ammonia renewably using hydroelectric. Neal brings us up to speed on a proposal to reinvigorate local economies where hydroelectric facilities already exist through ammonia/grain/ethanol/greenhouse horticulture production.

Useful links below:

Strandedwind

The National Renewable Ammonia Architecture

The Ammonia Fuel Network

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