Sentences with phrase «wheat straw»

We will also accept blankets, dog and cat beds, and straw (if possible, we prefer wheat straw because it does not hold moisture and does not mold).

A few other must haves are the wood leaf garland, the wheat bundles and that adorable wheat straw pumpkin.

Line the smaller (inner) cooler with old blankets and / or a heavy layer of wheat straw.

While corn - grain ethanol and biodiesel are the only biofuels to have been produced in commercial quantities in the U.S. to date, the study committee found much greater potential in biofuels made from lignocellulosic biomass — which includes crop residues like wheat straw, switchgrass, whole trees, and wood waste.

O'Connell said that Dell is also using packaging materials recycled from agricultural waste, such as wheat straw, in its efforts to accelerate innovation - goals echoed by the AAAS Research Competitiveness Program and advanced through its involvement in award programs like the Catalyst Award.

Mr. Cavalaris and I agreed the horse should have no more grass, no more Phenylbutazone, and that all the new rye straw should be removed from the horse's stall and replaced with wheat straw.

For the experiment, biochar made from wheat straw was ground into pellets 2 millimeters in diameter and mixed into soil in Jiangsu province that contained high levels of cadmium.

There's 20 million acres of wheat straw in Manitoba alone, along with 2 million acres of flax straw.

British builders assembled the mud wall panels and thatched the roof with Norfolk reeds and wheat straw on a grid of bamboo laths.

The fungus produced the most hydrocarbons on a diet of oatmeal but also created them by eating wheat straw or the non-edible leftovers from corn production.

In the U.S., for example, Ford relies heavily on indigenous wheat straw as an alternative plastic filler.

Wheat Straw Bio-Filled Polypropylene.

Bedding choices to look into should include: commercially made dog beds, 4 or more inches of oat or wheat straw over burlap sheets; carpeting; etc..

The roof covering was made by the local crafts - man, Henryk Romanowski using wheat straw thatch.

The company's first product, copy paper Step Forward Paper, is made of 80 percent agricultural waste wheat straw and 20 percent Forest Stewardship Council certified wood fiber, and is bleached using an elemental chlorine - free sequence.

Especially in Winnipeg because there is so much ag waste available, particularly wheat straw and flax straw.

The largest sources of ethanol are corn kernels in the United States and sugarcane in Brazil, though an increasing amount of advanced ethanol is made from non-food sources such as tree trimmings, agricultural residues like wheat straw, and fast growing grasses.

Sprint's pilot project will test run printing papers made primarily of wheat straw in a bid to find a sustainable alternative to wood - based paper

Fill the space between them with wheat straw.

To determine what type would make the best thermoplastic feedstock, the scientists evaluated lignin from wheat straw, softwoods like pine and hardwoods like oak.

Saha described similar success applying this strategy to other feedstocks including wheat straw, barley straw, and rice hulls.

Pellets or granules made from ground natural products, such as wheat straw and other grain by - products, aspen bark, peanut shell meal and alfalfa hay, can be messy because they fall apart when they get wet, but they generally control odor extremely well.

The trays are composed of bio-polyester PHA (PHBV)(from liquid effluent from the oil and dairy industry) and lignocellulosic fraction (WSF) from dry fractionation of wheat straw (grinding and sorting).

Wheat straw is the crop that Gnansounou looked at specifically, taking into account the wheat ears, which are used for food, and the stems, which are used by biorefineries to produce bioethanol for fuel, biogas for heating and electricity and phenol for the chemical industry.

The advantage of these biorefineries is that instead of processing crops that are also used as food, they use debris from farming (like wheat straw) and foresting.

Keasling's method feeds agricultural waste such as cornstalks and wheat straw to E. coli bacteria engineered to break down the sugars and produce biologically synthesized hydrocarbons that burn and function just like those in fossil fuels.

Proximity to agricultural waste such as corn cobs, corn stalks, wheat straw and sugarcane bagasse provides the best source of lower - lignin renewable cellulosic biomass for the AE Biofuels process.

The bedding is made out of wheat straw.

A handful of other cellulosic ethanol plants, which will make biofuels from corn stover, wheat straw and municipal waste, plan to begin production by next year (ClimateWire, Aug. 5).

Whether it is hemp or wheat straw or flax, «we're looking at all those different types.»

Ford Motor Company, working with academic researchers in Canada and one of its suppliers, has developed a wheat straw - reinforced plastic; the natural fiber - based plastic contains 20 % wheat straw bio-filler.

On average, kennel builds cost about $ 500 and provides a 20 × 20 ′ fence enclosure, a new dog house, clean bowls, a bag of dog food, a dog toy and wheat straw or shavings for the kennel area.

The barley straw is probably the best approach to feeding your donkey, and oat straw is okay, but what's readily available to most people is wheat straw.

The wheat straw is lesser quality than the other types, but it could be suitable in certain quantities that you could feed them.

(This isn't the first look at low - impact packaging by Dell, which was one of the first big companies to try shipping delicate gear using packaging made of wheat straw, bamboo and mushrooms — the latter produced by Ecovative, a start - up I wrote about in 2012.)

Cellulose is key for U.S. fuel needs, according to Scott Kohl, technical director at ICM, who suggested that excess cellulose currently available in the U.S. — which includes corn fiber, switchgrass, corn stover, wheat straw, wood waste, and energy crops — could be sufficient to replace imported petroleum products.

Advanced biofuels can be derived from lignocellulosic feedstocks, such as agricultural waste (e.g., corn stover, wheat straw, rice hulls), agricultural processing byproducts (e.g., corn fiber or sugar cane bagasse), forestry and wood processing waste, the paper portion of municipal solid waste, or dedicated energy crops such as switchgrass.

I met with Jeff Golfman, who along with actor Woody Harrelson had founded a company called Prairie Paper that made paper mostly out of wheat straw, not trees.

The dairy herds are kept within restricted areas, feeding on cornstalks, wheat straw, and the harvest from a drought - tolerant forage crop resembling alfalfa, which is used to reclaim land from the desert.

Ethanol sourced from wheat returns poor emission reductions unless the wheat straw is also used in CHP processes (Figure 15).

By deriving it from inedible plant matter such as switchgrass, wood chips, and wheat straw, the hope is that cellulosic ethanol could supplement our transportation fuels in a way that is more efficient and has fewer harmful impacts on the environment and food prices than corn - based ethanol.

The dairy herds are kept within restricted areas, feeding on cornstalks, wheat straw, and the harvest from a drought - tolerant forage crop that is used to reclaim land from the desert.

When using a weighted ranking system for environmental indicators that places greater importance on climate change, Step Forward Paper's wheat straw - based paper is the best performing copy paper type studied with the lowest overall impact.