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Company Highlight: ArborGen Inc, the leading developer of biotechnology tree seedling products and one of the largest providers of conventional and technology-enhanced seedlings to the forest industry. With markets in the US, New Zealand, Australia and Brazil, tree species in the development pipeline, suitable for short-rotation woody crops, include Loblolly and Radiata Pine, Populus and Eucalyptus (including freeze tolerant) genotypes. www.ArborGen.com Photo on left shows 18 month old Eucalyptus in South Florida.
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The Short Rotation Woody Crops Operations Working Group is a private and public partnership. Our mission is to promote collaborative efforts in developing needed operations for plantings that comply with the principles of economic viability, ecological soundness, and social acceptance. A major activity is information sharing about the efficient development of practices and equipment to culture, harvest and handle large-scale woody biomass plantings. Biennial meetings highlight recent research results and tour SRWC planting and harvesting activity. Activities are currently supported by membership dues, administrative supporters (NCASI, WrightLink Consulting, SUNY-ESF), and sustaining sponsors (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USDA Forest Service, CNH America LLC, Southeastern Sun Grant Center, Double A Willow, Fecon Inc, Catalyst Renewables, Greenwood Resources, and the Agricultural Development Services, LLC).
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