News, media coverage, project milestones, and perspectives across nutrient recovery, agriscience, water quality, and waste-to-value applications.
Featured Coverage
February 11, 2026GSR Solutions announced advancement of its bolt-on regenerative organic platform for dairy farms and digesters, highlighting how nutrient-rich manure and digestate streams can be connected with fertilizer, water-quality, and resource-recovery pathways.
The story highlights GSR’s focus on practical nutrient recovery for farms and digesters, recovered organic fertilizer value, and cleaner-water outcomes through waste-to-value deployment.
News Highlights
A concise selection of stories highlighting GSR’s commercial deployment, project visibility, and market-facing waste-to-value activity.
GSR update on bolt-on regenerative organic platform relevance for dairy farms and digesters.
Coverage highlighted GSR’s biological process enabling dairy farms and digesters to transform liquid manure into value-added organic fertilizers.
GSR showcased nutrient recovery technology to an audience focused on local innovation, environmental stewardship, and Vermont-made solutions.
Company Milestones & Media Coverage
These highlights trace GSR’s work across dairy deployment, USDA-related coverage, utility-linked digester activity, Farm-to-Fly development, field validation, and early manure-to-fuel reporting.
Validated biotechnology enhances dairy farm digester and non-digester operations while reducing nutrient runoff risk and creating valuable organic products.
GSR’s biological process enables dairy farms and energy-generating anaerobic digesters to transform liquid manure into value-added organic fertilizers.
AFBF recognized GSR’s agricultural innovation as relevant to sustainable and innovative practices.
GSR showcased nutrient recovery technology to an audience focused on local innovation and environmental stewardship.
Coverage described GSR’s commercial-scale biotechnology solution at Green Mountain Dairy.
USDA NRCS Co-Leads visited the partner dairy farm to observe nutrient recovery and fertilizer production.
GSR announced the first commercial launch of a technology that converts liquid manure waste stream into value-added fertilizers.
VermontBiz covered commercial operation of GSR’s biotechnology for dairy farms to transform manure wastewater into value-added fertilizers.
GSR initiated a feasibility plan with dairy farms and stakeholders in Franklin County.
Planning project with a livestock and producer farm partner in New Hampshire for organic value-added products.
GSR initiated a planning project with a farm partner in Chittenden County.
Field trials focused on fertilizer produced through a conservation practice for managing nutrient runoff.
The facility was planned to capture nutrients from wet manure and food waste streams for producing organic fertilizer.
A dairy farm in Franklin County adopted GSR’s nutrient recovery technology.
GSR technologies were selected for two farm projects supported by USDA programs.
GSR was selected as an innovator for propelling agriculture forward as a soil carbon sequestration solution.
CAAFI summarized GSR’s Vermont project integrating anaerobic digesters to process dairy farm waste into fuels and co-products.
GSR fertilizer and soil amendment products were tested for agronomic timing, soil health, and environmental performance.
Completion of GSR’s farm partner planning project for fertilizer production.
Coverage described GSR’s biofuel R&D and algal biofuel work.
Coverage described GSR farm technology partnerships to reduce nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus.
Coverage linked GSR’s work with farm and cooperative opportunities.
EPA received concept papers from around the world and selected 34 submissions to continue to Phase II.
Coverage described GSR’s work using algae to turn manure and biological waste into fuel and fertilizer.
Coverage highlighted GSR’s potential to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus runoff while creating biofuel and fertilizer.
Coverage connected GSR farm and utility partners with fuel value and Lake Champlain water-quality relevance.
TV coverage described turning byproducts of manure into fuel.
Coverage described Vermont farm waste as a pathway to biofuels and heating/fuel applications.
Coverage linked GSR’s Vermont work to the Farm to Fly 2.0 initiative.
Coverage described algae ranching as a fit for Vermont’s decentralized agricultural economy.
Coverage described fuel and fertilizer co-products from farm waste and potential phosphorus-reduction relevance.
Coverage described GSR research identifying a process to convert cow manure into oil-containing algae.
Public radio coverage described farm waste as food for oil-producing algae.
WCAX coverage described manure as a potential fuel source for cars and homes.
GSR presented its Vermont Farm to Fly advanced biofuel effort at the CAAFI meeting.
GSR presented the Vermont Farm to Fly project at the 2014 CAAFI General Meeting in Washington, D.C.
GSR Solutions LLC was formed as a new entity to develop innovative technologies for valued by-products.
Earlier GSR and General Systems Research media coverage and development milestones.
Insights & Updates
Short perspectives, project updates, and technical insights across nutrient recovery, water quality, agriscience, and waste-to-value applications.
GSR Insights Series
A closer look at how excess nitrogen and phosphorus from farms, food and beverage facilities, and anaerobic digesters can become runoff, and how practical nutrient recovery can keep them in productive use instead of becoming pollutants.
See why this issue matters →Nutrient recovery is not only about reducing waste burdens. It is also about creating practical value streams that can support stronger project economics and better environmental performance.
Farms and digester operators face growing pressure to reduce nutrient-loss risks while improving operational resilience. GSR’s bolt-on approach is designed for farm and digester settings.
Related project coverage →GSR’s work extends beyond nutrient capture alone, with fertilizer development, field validation, product refinement, and practical applications tied to soil health, crop performance, and water stewardship.
Effective nutrient recovery projects must fit the realities of each site, from feasibility and system design through implementation support and beneficial output pathways aligned with partner goals.
Media, Project, or Partnership Inquiry
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