Bion’s (OTC QB: BNET) mission is to provide sustainable economic and environmental solutions in the agriculture, food and food processing, and clean fuels sectors. We believe success in these large and vital industries can provide substantial investment returns to our shareholders.

Bion’s third-generation Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) is a breakthrough technology for biogas and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) producers. The ARS captures the harmful ammonia and CO₂ generated during biogas production and converts them into advanced, high-value organic nitrogen fertilizers.

Biogas is produced by anaerobic digestion (AD) of manure and other organic waste at more than 2,500 locations in the U.S. and over 18,000 in Europe. AD also releases a lot of ammonia in its effluent (discharge). If uncontrolled, the ammonia evaporates or runs off to fuel small particulate air pollution and greenhouse gases; algae blooms that are increasingly toxic in our lakes, rivers, and coastal waters; and groundwater nitrate contamination. Bion’s ARS prevents that pollution and transforms this growing health and environmental threat into a premium organic nitrogen fertilizer that can be stored, transported, and used when and where needed.

Bion’s unique fertilizer is OMRI Listed (Organic Materials Review Institute), which is the gold standard for organic producers. AB10 belongs to an emerging class of soluble nitrogen fertilizers produced from organic waste. Their value is substantially greater than synthetic or ‘chemical’ nitrogen fertilizers. These pure nitrogen products will provide organic growers with an affordable, readily-available nitrogen that was not previously allowed for use in organic production. Growers will be able to increase yields, improve profitability, and lower organic’s carbon footprint.

Bion is now evaluating several biogas projects of varying size, feedstock, and location to source its fertilizers, as well as several potential engineering and development partners. The priority is on existing facilities, such as smaller industrial food waste operations, that could be developed quickly and produce an initial fertilizer supply in 2026. To support continued growth into 2027 and beyond, the company is evaluating a broad range of larger projects, both industrial and animal waste, existing and new development.

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