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Harvesting crop residues for alcohol production

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George E. Miller , University of California, Davis

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California Agriculture 34(6):7-9.

Published June 01, 1980

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An estimated 7 to 15 percent of energy now used in California could come from cellulosic biomass, if fully utilized. From 20 to 35 million tons of this underutilized residue from forest and farming operations are produced annually in California; quantities from biomass farming on underutilized land would be substantially larger but are unknown at this time.

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Harvesting crop residues for alcohol production

George E. Miller
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Harvesting crop residues for alcohol production

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Authors

George E. Miller , University of California, Davis

Publication Information

California Agriculture 34(6):7-9.

Published June 01, 1980

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Abstract

An estimated 7 to 15 percent of energy now used in California could come from cellulosic biomass, if fully utilized. From 20 to 35 million tons of this underutilized residue from forest and farming operations are produced annually in California; quantities from biomass farming on underutilized land would be substantially larger but are unknown at this time.

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