Not exact matches
Farmers planted
switchgrass on 10
farms, each of which was between 3 and 9 hectares.
Planting perennial crops such as
switchgrass near creeks increased greenhouse gas mitigation, water quality, beneficial insects and energy production, though it decreased total net income of
farms in the study area by roughly $ 30 million.
Regular gasoline is a really high cost of
farming for them, and they have a lot of
switchgrass.»
Vogel and his colleagues conducted the first large - scale field study of
switchgrass by monitoring its growth on the borders of 10
farms in Dakota; they noted the amount of seed, fertilizer and fuel used, the amount of precipitation and the amount of grass harvested over the span of 5 years.
-- the assessment of the size and unavoidable consequences of the fire risk — for corn, for
switchgrass, or any other large scale
farmed fuel.