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Little Sioux

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Little Sioux (s), river, 221 mi (356 km) long, rising in SW Minn. and flowing generally SW across NW Iowa to the Missouri River S of Sioux City. Flowing through a rich agricultural area in the Corn Belt, the river is used extensively for irrigation. The Nepper watershed project, near Mapleton, Iowa, consisting of four dams, was completed in 1948. Serious floods in 1953 and 1954 led to programs for flood control and soil conservation.

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Barlage lead the Alfa Laval team as it worked with GS CleanTech's management in the commercialization of its proprietary corn oil extraction technology and has worked extensively with GS CleanTech's team as they designed and deployed GS CleanTech's existing Corn Oil Extraction System installations at Little Sioux Corn Processors and Glacial Lakes Energy.
NEW YORK -- GS CleanTech Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: GSCT) today announced its installation of the first stage of GS CleanTech's Corn Oil Extraction System[TM] ("COES") at Little Sioux Corn Processors, LLC ("Little Sioux"), a Marcus, Iowa based ethanol producer.
NEW YORK -- Veridium Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: VRDM) today announced that its receipt of a $560,000 order from Little Sioux Corn Processors ("Little Sioux") to design and install efficiency upgrades to Little Sioux's Marcus, Iowa ethanol production facility.
 
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