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Kirk A Spikes

from Holiday Island, AR
Age ~69
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Also known as:
Kirk A Soikes, Kay Spikes
Related to:
Gina Leigh Spikes, 63Toby W Spikes, 72Janice Spikes, 75Trent SpikesPhillip Gilbert, 39Jack Gilbert, 99Kerisa Gilbert, 48
Connected to:
Adrienne R Spikes, 64Alan W Spikes, 52Ann M Spikes, 54Bob F Spikes, 58Darrick D Spikes, 54Dominique A Spikes, 33Heather J Spikes, 38Helena Spikes, 29Jake C Spikes, 78Levi Spikes, 51

Kirk Spikes Phones & Addresses

  • Holiday Island, AR
  • Hugoton, KS
  • Wichita, KS
  • 14110 W 118Th St, Olathe, KS 66062 (620) 544-9230
  • 14110 W 118Th St, Olathe, KS 66062 (620) 544-4078

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Kirk Alan Spikes

Address:
14110 W 118 St, Olathe, KS 66062
License #:
A1802956
Category:
Airmen

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Kirk Spikes

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Address:
14110 W 118 St, Olathe, KS 66062
VIN:
2C3CA6CT7BH531315
Make:
CHRYSLER
Model:
300
Year:
2011

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Company / Classification
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Kirk A Spikes
Vice Presi, Director , Vice President
SPIKES COMMODITIES, INC
PO Box 759, Hugoton, KS 67951

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Biomass Handling And Processing

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US Patent:
20120023884, Feb 2, 2012
Filed:
Jul 27, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/191900
Inventors:
Warren W. Spikes - Hugoton KS, US
Kirk A. Spikes - Olathe KS, US
Scott G. Spikes - Hugoton KS, US
Assignee:
BIOLINK J.V. - Hugoton KS
International Classification:
A01D 37/00
A01D 75/00
B30B 9/30
A01D 43/00
US Classification:
56131, 56192, 564735, 100 8
Abstract:
Biomass handling and processing systems and methods are provided. In one embodiment, a method includes cutting biomass, transferring the cut biomass to an auger, utilizing the auger to form a row of biomass, and baling the row of biomass. The biomass is optionally transferred from the auger to the baler utilizing one or more conveyors. Additionally, one or more cleaning steps may be performed to separate contaminants from the biomass. In another embodiment, a biomass processing system includes a sickle, a pick-ups unit, and an auger. Biomass is cut by the sickle and transferred to the auger utilizing the pick-ups unit. The auger forms the biomass into a row. The row of biomass may then be transferred to a baler utilizing a conveyor. Systems also optionally include a rotor located between the pick-ups unit and the auger, and one or more grates that reduce contamination included with the biomass.
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