Biodegradable plastics
Straw-based building materials and wood substitutes
Biodegradable kitty litter
Acoustic tiling
Adhesives for paper, wood products
Alternative to caseinate, soy isolates and egg whites in food products
Antidote for lead poisoning
Anticorrosive in paint, lubricants
Biodegradable films, coatings
Body powders
Building insulation
Capsules for medicines
Car body paneling
Carbonless copy paper
Cosmetics, skin care products
Dishwashing laundry detergent
Pharmaceutical products
Fertilizers
Imaging agents for X-rays
Ink additive
Insulation for refrigerators, greenhouses
Medical diagnostic tests
Milk replacer
Nasal sprays
Pesticides
Plastic pellets for injection molding
Polymers, resins
Reinforcing agents for rubber products
Sandblasting grit
Paper
Scavenger in toxic waste disposal
Sizing, coating for paper, textiles
Biodegradable eating utensils, food containers
Ethanol (about three percent of ethanol produced in the U.S. is made from wheat)
Oh, and don't forget - you can still eat it, too!

Sources: Milling and Baking News, NAWG Foundation

The Harbor Line

Cement Goes In, Cement Goes Out

Around the Port

Floating Experiment Station

Groups Meet to Discuss Port Capital Needs

Midwest Energy Breaks Own Record

Port Hosts Trade Mission

IMA, CSA Get New Leaders

On a Lark

Museum Welcomes 10 millionith Visitor

Who Says Indiana Harbor Isn't Romantic

Good Old Stuff

An Anomaly Wrapped in an Enigma?

Wheat: King of the Northern PlainsWheat,

Navy Call

Cruise Preparations

Ship of  Mercy

The Staff of Life is the Stuff of some exciting R&D

The Port's Past

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