I saw a November email discussion on the company and on agricultural fiber products in general, and thought a couple of clarifications might be worthwhile to those interested in the company and the product. Bill Thompson was surprised to hear that anyone has had difficulty contacting him. When he is away,you should be able to leave a message for him at that number. Delivery of the mill, designed by Agriboard Industries with major improvements from earlier versions of compressed straw fiber machines, and fabricated by Raytheon, was in fact delivered several months later than planned. The mill and the rest of the production equipment is now in place, however, and test runs are scheduled to begin in a matter of days at the company's plant in Electra Texas.
Company management is very upbeat about the company's future prospects.
To avoid confusion, it should be noted that the name Agriboard is a registerd trademark of Agriboard Industries, and not a generic description of a product or product type. It can be used legally only with reference to the Agriboard Industries product, and with the notation that it is a registered trademark of that company. I'm sure Bill Thompson would be glad to hear from anyone interested in applications and availability of the product.