Hand-built biochar piles provide a cost-effective soil amendment that can improve soil health and store carbon.

Hazelnuts are a climate-resilient crop that could expand Oregon’s market for food, livestock feed, and bioenergy.

Leftover wood from harvest and fuel treatments can be a sustainable source of energy in the Northwest.

Biofuels created from food waste and non-food crops in the Northwest have the potential to support sustainable forms of energy.

A description of the various processes to make biofuel and the type of fuel each process makes.

Biomass energy, or energy made from plant and animal products, is a source of renewable energy. It reduces our reliance on fossil fuels (mainly oil, gas, and coal), preventing the release of carbon…

Biochar can be used to improve soil health, store carbon, and rehabilitate polluted soil on farms, rangelands, forests, and reclaimed sites.