Entries for 2018 [Re]verse Pitch Competition

Tasty dog treats made from spent grain

Turn discarded oyster shells into landscape material, livestock feed, and fertilizer additives through mechanical crushing/pulverization.

I propose to redesign the UT furniture into urban furniture, such as a planter, shaded bus stop or a delineator post to protect cyclists.

Math can sometimes be challenging for many students, we can alleviate that problem by having shell math. Students can use shells to learn.

Create nutritious beverage and baking flour from stillage, using solar power to separate liquid from whiskey stillage and dehydrate grain.

We'll complement our baby collections with accessories made of fabric scraps such as, hair bows, shirt collars & filling for stuffed animals

An alternative to the plastic button. Oyster buttons are a sustainable, and unique notion to your garment that is good for the environment.

Green infrastructure creates climate change resilience for new 21st century residential community design and protects our communities.

We want to take the left over oyster shells, and we will break them and mix them in with cement to make a stronger, more affordable brick.

Since the strength and durability of glass is extremely high, recycled wine bottles will be used for architectural features.

Waste from grain used in the process of distilling to be used for providing nutrient of future grain crops.

Use the dried out mash as eco friendly based cat litter, hopefully for the Austin Animal Center to use. Grain based litter sells at top $$$

Using oyster shells for the better.

Explore using oyster shells for: yard decor, both in un/refined states, and with possibilities for textile and flooring.

Creating custom size fabric furniture pieces using Josco Products' denim tops and Stitch Texas leftover materials

Converting the stillage grain into multiple reusable resources. Will entail separating the stillage into two parts, water and grain.