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Lane County ryegrass straw conversion to renewable energy and biofuel production project/feasibility study

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TitleLane County ryegrass straw conversion to renewable energy and biofuel production project/feasibility studyCorporate NameLane County Community and Economic Development Program (Or.)Resource InnovationsEDevNorthwest Cooperative Development CenterLane Council of Governments (Or.)Agricultural Research Foundation (Or.)Oregon Seed CouncilOregon State Department of AgricultureEnergy Trust of OregonOregon Department of EnergyOregon Department of Environmental QualityOregon Economic Revitalization TeamUnited States Agricultural Research ServiceSubjectBiomass energy -- Oregon -- Lane CountyRyegrasses -- Oregon -- Lane CountyBiomass energyRyegrassesOregon -- Lane CountyGenrebibliographyDate2008CollectionRenewable Energy Feasibility StudiesCity and County Government PublicationsEnergyEnvironmental QualityAgricultureLanguageengPublisher[Lane County Community & Economic Development]Place of PublicationEugene, Or.Formonline resourceExtent1 online resource (334 pages) : illustrations, mapsType of ResourcetextIssuancemonographicSummaryLane County received $250,000 from the Field Burning Research Fund for a short-term research project to identify near-term viable options for adding economic value to Annual Ryegrass Straw (ARS) through renewable energy and fuel production. This report explores the financial, technical, and social feasibility of converting ARS into energy as an alternative to the agricultural practice of field burning ARS. Specifically, the research is intended to answer: Is it possible to convert Ryegrass straw into energy as an economic alternative for seed growers to field burning?Note"Submitted to the Agricultural Research Foundation to the Oregon Seed Council and Oregon Department of Agriculture Alternatives to Field Burning Research Financial Assistance Program."Additional authors: Resource Innovations, Institute for a Sustainable Environment, UO; Novus Energy Group; Trillium FiberFuels; eDev; Northwest Cooperative Development Center; Sylvatex Inc.; Lane Council of Governments; and Good CompanyIncludes appendixes with full research documents that provide in-depth understanding of the research elementsIncludes bibliographical referencesSupport and resources provided by Energy Trust of Oregon, Oregon Dept. of Energy, Oregon Dept. of Environmental Quality, Oregon Economic Revitalization Team, and USDA Agricultural Research ServiceText in English

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