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Turning brown to green - Fertilizer plant raking in business - Read More

Date Added: July 27, 2008 02:12:04 AM
MONTICELLO - Economic development can take place in many forms and fashions and by the production of all manner of items. But for one rapidly expanding business in Lawrence County, making green involves manufacturing brown - tons of it.

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