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A weekly series from Bill Moss. One idea at a time on the economics and science of co-located processing, with the conversation continuing on LinkedIn.

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November 10, 2026

Economics

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1 min read

The water math

Most cull produce is about 88% water. That one number explains why so many upcycling ideas never work out.

Bill Moss, Chief Technical Officer of B&T Technologies

Bill Moss

Chief Technical Officer, B&T Technologies

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Executive summary · For owners, executives and finance teams

The Invisible Harvest

The business case: cull economics per 10 tons, the co-location model and the path to a pilot.

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Technical white paper · For operations, R&D and quality teams

The Nutrient Map

The science: where the nutrients sit, what conventional drying loses and what B&T’s process keeps.

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