methods that utilized the most switchgrass land area. More interestingly, our model determined that the square bale harvest … method led to 18,450 tons of switchgrass loss in the case study. Finally, our results can be utilized by policymakers and …

Wood chips, torrefied wood chips, ground switchgrass, and wood pellets were tested for off‑gas emissions during storage … of biomass) calculated were lowest for ground switchgrass and torrefied wood chips (2.68 and 4.86 mg/kg) whereas wood …>, wood pellets recorded the lowest value of 55.46 mg/kg, whereas switchgrass recorded the highest value of 318.72 mg/kg. This …

, wheat straw, switchgrass, and miscanthus). In addition, pasture serves as a potential area for bioenergy crop production … bioenergy crop type (switchgrass and miscanthus) and yield, biomass production inputs, and pasture availability. The cellulosic … high production input scenarios for switchgrass and miscanthus are covered entirely by agricultural residues. With the …

stover, wheat straw, switchgrass, and forest residues as well as endogenous crop prices. Our scenarios indicate that there is …

The low efficiency of feedstock storage and transportation hinders commercialization of a switchgrass-based biofuel … industry although the feedstock has various environmental benefits. This study develops a sustainable switchgrass supply chain … biorefinery, plantation area, and the type of land converted to switchgrass are crucial to trade-off relation between industrial …

fuel. Switchgrass is considered a potential feedstock in various states, including Tennessee, because of its good yields on … profitability of switchgrass-based bioenergy. The objective of this study is to determine the optimal logistics configuration for a … collection/distribution hub to market Tennessee-produced switchgrass for bioenergy production. A mathematical programming model …