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 ====== "Scrapped Metal" Iron Farm ======
-The Scrapped Metal recycling plant exists to create usable raw material from a bountiful natural resource. The plant produces iron which is pre-smelted and pre-cut into ingots of uniform size and consistency, with a purity which meets or exceeds industry standards. This obviates the need to mine iron from non-renewable, underground sources---which are fraught with natural hazards. The farm uses a proprietary "green-energy" process which does not require the use of coal, and it is completely carbon-neutral.
+{{:avatar:recycle.png?nolink&100 |}}The Scrapped Metal recycling plant exists to create usable raw material from a bountiful natural resource. The plant produces iron which is pre-smelted and pre-cut into ingots of uniform size and consistency, with a purity which meets or exceeds industry standards. This obviates the need to mine iron from non-renewable, underground sources---which are fraught with natural hazards. The farm uses a proprietary "green-energy" process which does not require the use of coal, and it is completely carbon-neutral.
-The iron is produced using lab-grown biomasses, which were specifically designed for this purpose. The biomasses are grown in a ferrous solution, which consists of at least 80% post-consumer recycled iron. Once mature, the biomasses are transported, via water, to a collection chamber. There, the iron is harvested and packaged for shipping. The facility which produces the biomasses employs only local (i.e., non-outsourced) laborers and engineers, creating a wealth of jobs in the region. //Scrapped Metal is an equal-opportunity employer.//
+The iron is produced using lab-grown, organic biomasses, which were specifically designed for this purpose. The biomasses are grown in a ferrous solution, which consists of at least 80% post-consumer recycled iron. Once mature, the biomasses are transported, via water, to a collection chamber. There, the iron is harvested and packaged for shipping. The facility which produces the biomasses employs only local (i.e., non-outsourced) laborers and engineers, creating a wealth of jobs in the region. //Scrapped Metal is an equal-opportunity employer.//
 We hope that you'll consider the Scrapped Metal recycling plant for your next job, regardless of scope or scale. In order to meet the continual demand for iron, the plant is available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. 5% of each purchase is donated to the World Technical Fund, which raises awareness of the environmental impacts of non-renewable iron production. For bulk orders, we highly recommend taking advantage of our Preferred Select Customer discount, which offers competitive wholesale prices---as well as premium consulting services---for a nominal fee.
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 ===== Credits =====
-The iron farm's factory was built and is maintained by [[ahmshagar|Ahm Shagar]]. The harvesting room and its amenities were constructed by [[Ch1b1|Chibi]].
+{{gallery>:technology:iron_farm_golem.png?lightbox&0 }} The iron farm's factory was built by and is maintained by [[ahmshagar|Ahm Shagar]]. The harvesting room and its amenities were constructed by [[Ch1b1|Chibi]]. The shape of the biomass in use is entirely coincidental and does not resemble any entity, living or dead.
-{{tag>location technology ch1b1 ahmshagar}}
+{{tag>:location :technology :ch1b1 :ahmshagar :idle_hands}}

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