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Cooking preps wet waste

Jan. 6, 2015 – Researchers at the Univerity of Guelph are pressure cooking farm waste to make it more feasible for energy production. The university told Waste Management World that cooking the farm waste yields compact, easily transportable material that won't degrade during transport.

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Federal grain dryer program aims at energy efficiency, including biomass fueling.
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B.C. forest fibre processing gets federal support for modernizing, upgrading.
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The Spring Edition of @canadianbiomass magazine is chockful of fantastic articles, and our favourite is on page 10 >> Harnessing Energy: Community forest sees benefits from grinding residual wood fibre.

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#DustSafetyWeek starts on Monday! Follow along as we share new stories on dust safety best practices & equipment, & then join us June 25 at 1pm EST for a free #webinar on avoiding dust safety maintenance failures. Register now: https://tinyurl.com/22fjkm45 @VETSsince1921 @FagusGreCon

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For the #woodpellet industry, properly maintaining dust systems is key. But what are the top dust system maintenance failures & how can you avoid them? Join us for a FREE webinar June 25 at 1pm EST, to find out: https://tinyurl.com/22fjkm45 @VETSsince1921 #DustSafetyWeek @FagusGreCon

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