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Shipify Inc.

Brower, William

William Brower

Sudhir N Murthy

Christopher Peot

Scott Taylor

Maxwell Dayvson Da Silva

Cauê Haucke Porta Guerra

Charles Bryant King

Ronald Alexander

Mark Da Costa

Juliano Julio Costa

Danilo Santos Teodoro

Christian Harden

Jeremy Gayed

Content providers may wish to display different versions of content to different users, which may require different versions of the content to be deliverable. The assignment of a particular version of the content to a particular user may also need to persist over time for that particular user. It may be desirable that this functionality occurs at an edge server of a content delivery network, rather than at an origin server. In some embodiments, the edge server may receive a user request including a user identifier for content from a user device; identify an experiment key for the user request based at least in part on the user identifier, the experiment key associated with an experimental version of the content; and transmit an experiment fetch request including the experiment key to an edge cache to retrieve the experimental version of the content.

Systems and methods for edge server content delivery

A product, including digestate, that has been pasteurized through thermal hydrolysis, thermal alkaline hydrolysis, or thermal carbonization is cured to enhance its marketability. Variations of this disclosure include embodiments where pasteurized material is inoculated to further enhance marketability where the inoculation is performed by injecting a fungicide, other means of inoculation by injecting beneficial microorganisms to produce characteristics in digestate that are anti-fungal or produce suitable enzyme cofactors or nutrients to stabilize digestate, injections of vitamins to enhance the ability of plants grown using select digestate to thrive in adverse conditions, injection of chemicals to enhance the ability of digestate to retain heat and prevent freezing during wintry conditions, or any combination thereof. Other embodiments include using recycled waste heat generated from wastewater treatment or another process or solar energy for accelerating the drying process which occurs before, during or after curing.

Curing and inoculation of pasteurized digestate

The present invention provides formulations and methods for preventing, suppressing, treating, or controlling pre- or post-harvest disease or decay in plants. In the inventive method, plants are contacted with a formulation including an antagonistic microorganism and a booster composition. The booster composition generally includes about 3 parts Kaolin clay, about 1 part yeast, about 1 partplant extract, and about 1 part calcium-source material. The antagonistic microorganism may be included in an amount of between about 0.02 parts and about 0.5 parts by weight of the formulation, with about 0.04 parts antagonistic microorganism being preferred in testing to date. The formulation is typically applied to the above ground structures of the plant, including its leaves, flowers, stems, trunk, blossoms and fruit.

Compositions for treating plant pathogens

The present invention provides formulations and methods for preventing, suppressing, treating, or controlling pre- or post-harvest disease or decay in plants. In the inventive method, plants are contacted with a formulation including an antagonistic microorganism and a booster composition. The booster composition generally includes about 3 parts Kaolin clay, about 1 part yeast, about 1 part Yucca plant extract, and about 1 part calcium-source material. The antagonistic microorganism may be included in an amount of between about 0.02 parts and about 0.5 parts by weight of the formulation, with about 0.04 parts antagonistic microorganism being preferred in testing to date. The formulation is typically applied to the above ground structures of the plant, including its leaves, flowers, stems, trunk, blossoms and fruit.

Formulation and method for treating plants to control or suppress a plant pathogen

The present invention provides formulations and methods for controlling or suppressing bacterial or fungal plant pathogens, includingthe bacteria that causes fire blight. A formulation for controlling of suppressing a plant pathogen may include at least one beneficial species of bacteria, at least one beneficial species of fungi, a nutrient, at least one compound that extends the length of time that the formulation remains effective. Typically the formulation is applied to the above ground structures of the plant including its leaves, flowers, stems, trunk, blossoms and fruit.

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Fortville, IN, United States of America

William Brower