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ENTEXS’s solventless Cold-Water Extraction technologies will premiere at the #1 global cannabis business conference and tradeshow, MJBIZCON, in Las Vegas today
LAS VEGAS – November 16, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
ENTEXS Corporation, a California-based extraction technology and equipment manufacturer for the hemp and cannabis industries, expands its line of innovative and efficient extraction systems with the CWE-Series, officially debuting at the MJBIZCON Expo in Las Vegas today.
At MJBIZCON, the #1 global cannabis business conference and tradeshow that brings together 35,000 industry professionals, ENTEXS will have a significant presence on the expo floor. There the company will be showcasing its eminent MINI Extraction line, Isolate Crystallization Module, and its groundbreaking RMD-T Series of THC Remediation for hemp processors — all current customer favorites. MJBIZCON is the perfect setting for the grand unveiling of the CWE line of Cold-Water Extraction systems.
The ENTEXS CWE-Series is offered in three standard processing sizes and provides customers with a high-quality, high-throughput, automated cold-water extraction solution without the need for consumable ice addition. Utilizing a large jacketed and insulated extraction vessel capable of processing from 100 to 400 pounds per batch of fresh frozen biomass, the CWE-Series features cold-water recirculation with triple-stage filtration, bottom-entry mixer agitation with flow-control baffles to optimize trichome separation, multi-stage collection filters with automated rinsing routines, bottom hatch with auto-discharge for spent biomass, and clean, cold RO supply water with closed-loop temperature control. The CWE-Series of extractors features ergonomic platforms for safe and easy access and service. Process parameters can be tailored to optimize extraction routines from the system HMI or remotely through an accompanying app.
ENTEXS engineers, machines, and fabricates its complete processing solutions in the USA. The in-house capability allows the company to R&D innovative technologies and components for the most advanced extraction capabilities at an industrial scale.
The systems can be seen at MJBIZCON this week from Nov. 16-18, or ENTEXS can be contacted directly to schedule a one-on-one walkthrough.
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Agbotic’s climate-smart farm technology grows crops at a lower cost of production than hydroponic greenhouses and vertical farms and is approaching economic parity with outdoor farming.
HARTFORD, Conn. – November 16, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
Agbotic, the leader in regenerative SmartFarm technology, announced its ground breaking in Ashford, Connecticut where it will build the newest version of its highly automated, machine leaning, organic farm technology.
Regenerative farming cleans the air, water, and soil and can reverse climate change by rebuilding soil organic matter and restoring soil biodiversity – resulting in carbon drawdown. It also makes higher quality and lower cost food.
There are significant advantages to embedding organic, soil greenhouses on distributed SmartFarms. Those benefits include food security and diversity; a cleaner environment; and a secure, year-round supply of local, organic, fresh, healthy food. The economics are also better than with hydroponic greenhouses.
John Gaus, CEO of Agbotic, said, “The regenerative ag movement is accelerating with initiatives from industry leaders like Walmart, PepsiCo, ADM and General Mills. Agbotic has created a winning tech stack and proven it at scale to produce organic crops at a cost that competes with non-organic greenhouse and outdoor crops. Our economics will continue to improve with the evolution of our technology.”
“Integrating innovative technologies into our agricultural operations in Connecticut is critical to mitigating the impacts of climate change while increasing plant quality, crop yields, and profit margins,” said Connecticut Department of Agriculture Commissioner Bryan P. Hurlburt. “We are excited to see this project move forward as it’s another building block to a future of more sustainable agriculture which will offer increased food security and availability of fresh CT Grown products for Connecticut residents.”
Indrajeet Chaubey, Dean, College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources at the University of Connecticut, states, “We are very excited to have Agbotic bring their state-of-the-art, greenhouse production system to Connecticut. This new facility will create excellent opportunities for research and outreach collaborations. We are also excited that our students will have experiential learning opportunities in this award-winning production system that will prepare them for top-level careers in agriculture.”
John Prete, who developed the Ashford project and is on the Board of Directors of Agbotic Inc., said, “Connecticut, and specifically this farm in Ashford, is the perfect place to continue our Mission to revolutionize farming in ways that nurture people and restore nature. We are adding the most advanced ‘Smart Farm’ to a very successful operating farm to deliver better food at lower prices with the best environmental impact of any farm model. This farm will produce crops for all of Connecticut and surrounding states.”
About Agbotic Inc.
Agbotic Inc. is a leading AgTech enterprise headquartered in Sackets Harbor, NY. The Company deploys proprietary automation, machine learning, and AI to enable SmartFarms to make high-quality organic products with an ecologically restorative and distributed model for soil-based farming. www.agbotic.com
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DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. – November 16, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
Stenograph®, LLC announces a partnership with Clark State College/Stark State College to further its support of court reporter education. In addition to their current courses teaching stenography and Stenograph’s industry-leading CATalyst® software, Clark State/Stark State will be introducing a digital reporting certificate program with two short-term certificate tracks (Professional Digital Reporter or Professional Digital Editor) into their current Judicial Court Reporting degree program starting in January 2023. Clark State/Stark State’s new digital reporting or editing certificate programs will be educating students on Stenograph’s digital court reporting software, MAXScribe, and leveraging material from the Stenograph Digital Reporting Academy within the curriculum with the goal of preparing the students for AAERT certification.
“The two digital certificate programs are important because they will help fill an overwhelming need for reporters across the country and allow students to get a short-term certificate (16 weeks) that provides American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT) certification opportunities and employment opportunities upon achieving the certificate,” said Robyn Hennigan, program coordinator/senior technical instructor of Judicial Court Reporting at Clark State.
Rene Eneix from Stark State mentioned that both certificates are recognized by the State of Ohio’s initiative for short-term certificates for in-demand careers, and both are eligible for financial aid assistance. “Our shared curriculum will provide students with technical training and understanding of the digital court reporting software, legal proceedings, and ethical standards to capture and preserve the verbatim records digitally,” said Eneix.
“Stenograph is invested in building partnerships with schools to build a workforce of proficient MAXScribe users that are CER, CET and CDR certified. This is a great career opportunity for students of all ages to enter the court reporting field and our customers are hiring graduates upon completion of Clark State/Stark State’s programs,” said Janet Harris, Vice President of Enterprise Sales at Stenograph.
Stenograph and Clark State/Stark State feel strongly that there should be an educated, certified court reporter in every deposition or courtroom, remote or in-person. To meet the market demand, they feel a responsibility to help support and grow the number of students graduating from school and entering the field. As part of Stenograph’s commitment to education, they are licensing training materials to partner schools to educate and graduate reporters through the Stenograph Education Network. Starting with the Clark State/Stark State joint program, Stenograph will be providing training on MAXScribe by licensing materials from our Digital Reporting Academy. Additionally, Stenograph will license general courses on digital reporting to schools looking to expand their court reporting offerings with the goal of preparing students for AAERT certifications such as CER, CET, and CDR.
For more information on Stenograph’s Education Network, please contact Stenograph Enterprise sales at [email protected], and to learn more about the Clark State/Stark State PDR and PDR short-term certificate programs, visit Clarkstate.edu and/or Starkstate.edu or contact Robyn Hennigan at [email protected] or Rene Eneix at [email protected].
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