Woody Materials

Trees, forest products, wood waste and other woody materials hold much promise as a source for renewable energy. There is a great deal of research and development of production, processing and handling methods for woody materials.                                                                          Chart showing woody biomass properties.

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Biomass Utilization and Restoration Network for Upper Peninsula (BURN-UP)

MSU Extension Forestry Team

MSU Extension Forestry Team - Publications

US Forest Service - Woody Biomass Utilization

MAES Retools, Renames Facility to Fuel Michigan's Bioeconomy Efforts

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