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By: Joseph J. James, President Overview of ATP-MD’s Demonstration of a Patent-Pending Combined Remediation Biomass & Bio-Product Production (CRBBP) Process By: Joseph J. James, President ATP-MD, LLC (ATP-MD) Phone: (803) 413-6801 josephjjames@bellsouth.net Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

Problems & Opportunities!!! Nutrient Pollution in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed: Due to extensive use of chicken litter fertilizer, excessive amounts of phosphorus (P) are in Maryland’s farm soils and flow into and are damaging the Chesapeake Bay’s ecosystem. Industry: Industry is looking for non-fossil materials that are better, easier to convert, use, or process into superior bio-products. EPA’s RE-Powering America’s Lands Initiative: EPA encourages renewable energy activities on the nation’s approximately 490,000 contaminated sites, which total almost 15 million acres. See www.epa.gov/oswercpa/. Lower Biomass Costs Will Increase Utilization: Using biomass allotments, multiple times, will reduce costs and facilitate the greater use of bio-products, bio-coal, etc. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

ATP-MD’s Triple-Bottom-Line Approach ATP-MD, LLC (ATP-MD), the Maryland operating affiliate of Agri-Tech Producers, LLC (ATP), will use cost-effective, combined processes to sustainably grow, use and convert bio-crops, and will: Enhance Maryland’s environment and quality of life, Locate its operations in lower-income communities, where possible, to create jobs and to improve local economic conditions, while Make reasonable profits for itself and its investors. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

Agri-Tech Producers, LLC ATP-MD’s Combined Remediation, Biomass & Bio-Products Production (CRBBP) Process Under ATP’s patent-pending multi-step process an allotment of bio-crops and their biomass is used multiple times, as described below , reducing overall costs: Polluted areas are cost-effectively cleaned up, by growing special bio-crops in them, whose roots’ phytoremediation properties remove problematic substances; then Once harvested, the bio-crops are shredded and used, as is, as poultry house bedding, with the resulting litter later converted into a rich, biochar soil amendment; or the biomass is converted into a variety of other bio-products, including: fillers to make lighter, stronger and heat and water-resistant plastics, or clean and renewable bio-coal, or bio-fuels. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

ATP-MD’s Demonstration Project ATP-MD, is partnering with the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) and others, to demonstrate ATP’s new, cost-effective and patent-pending CRBBP Process, to reduce excess levels of phosphorus in Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay watershed farm soils, and convert the resulting, lower-cost biomass into a variety of bio-products and bio-fuels. If all goes well, ATP-MD will develop commercial-scale CRBBP Process operations throughout Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay watershed. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

ATP’s CRBBP Process Both Remediates & Lowers Costs!!! ATP’s Affiliates will use its Patent-Pending, Combined Process, which Simultaneously: Cleans up P-Contaminated Farmland Reduces Biomass Feedstock Costs Produces Renewable Bio-Products Creates a Cleaner & Safer Environment Saves an Enormous Amount of Money Creates Jobs and Generates Profits Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

“Biomass Sorghum’s” Super Phytoremediation Powers Standard Sorghum “Biomass Sorghum”, by Chromatin Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

A Maryland Eastern Shore Field of ATP-MD’s “Biomass Sorghum” Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

ATP’s CRBBP Process Lowers Remediation & Bio-Product Costs!!! P Phytoremediation: A low-cost, way that plant and tree roots remove toxins from soils, water, etc. Torrefaction: A pyrolytic process that converts biomass into enhanced bio-products, like clean/renewable bio-coal. Combined Process = Much Lower Costs Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

ATP’s Pyrolysis Process ATP’s Pyrolysis involves Heating animal, plant or wood material (Biomass), in a low-oxygen environment (), which evaporates the material’s water, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s), and some Hemicellulose (HC). In ATP’s patented process, the VOC/HC gases are Captured and Combusted to cost-effectively and with minimal environmental impact, generate “Variable” Process Heat. Pyrolyzed Biomass can be used to make a variety of Bio-Products: e.g. Biochars, for more productive soils; Fillers used to make better-performing Plastics; and Bio-Coal, which can be co-fired with coal in power plants, to reduce GHG emissions and pollution. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

Schematic of ATP’s Pyrolysis/Torrefaction Machine Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

Market Opportunities & Size ATP-MD’s products will compete in: The $380 billion US plastics market The $8 billion US garden consumables market The world’s 6.2 billion TPY coal market. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

Agri-Tech Producers, LLC ATP-MD’s Product Line ATP-MD will produce the following bio-products: Poultry House Bedding: A locally-produced, lower cost, but more absorbent bedding. Value: $60-$80/ton. Enhanced Plastics Fillers: Make stronger, lighter and heat/water-resistant plastics. Value: $300-$600/ton. Biochar Soil Amendments: Increase the productivity and water-efficiency of poor soils. Value: $250-$500/ton. Clean & Renewable Bio-Coal: Reduce chemical and carbon pollution in existing, coal-fired plants with no de-rating or equipment upgrades. Value: $175-$250/ton. CRBBP Process: Cost-effectively remediates sites, while making the aforementioned products. Value: Priceless. Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

ATP-MD’s Team & Key Partners Management: CEO, Phytoremediation & Torrefaction Technicians Equipment Manufacturing Partner: The 40-year old Kusters-Zima Corporation Utility & Governmental & University Partners & Advisors: EPRI, DOE, INL, USDA, NC State, Penn State, UMES, Etc. Customer Partners: Farmers, Manufacturers, Electric and Wastewater Utilities, Bio-Crop Developers, Etc. . Agri-Tech Producers, LLC

By: Joseph J. James, President Overview of ATP-MD’s Demonstration of a Patent-Pending Combined Remediation Biomass & Bio-Product Production (CRBBP) Process By: Joseph J. James, President ATP-MD, LLC (ATP-MD) Phone: (803) 413-6801 josephjjames@bellsouth.net Agri-Tech Producers, LLC