Enviro in The Watershed Advocate

March 16, 2009

Enviro Energy is featured in the Winter 2009 Issue of the Watershed Advocate, a newletter from the Catskill Watershed Corporation.

We are very proud to be a part of The Delaware County Grass Bio-Energy Project.

Click on the Icon to read this very informative and well-written article.

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BioEnergy Open House

EnviroEnergy LLC in cooperation with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County will hold a grass bioenergy open house on Tuesday, May 17th from 11:00 am – 3:00 pm at the EnviroEnergy mill at 2265 State Highway 7, Unadilla, NY 13849.

Green Renewable Energy

Grass pellets have almost the same BTUs per pound as wood pellets, without ever cutting a tree. Grass crops grown for fuel are not harvested until August. Woody, mature stems make the best pellets. Cutting this late in the summer virtually eliminates wildlife damage as song birds and turkeys are through nesting and fawns are up and away. This permanent sod cover is excellent erosion control and maintains the combination of woods and green open space that makes this area so desirable to wildlife and humans alike.
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We at Enviro Energy LLC are excited to work with landowners and farmers in our area to bring our grass pellets to market! We can work together by purchasing a product that may be growing right out your door. Enviro Energy needs very poor quality, AUGUST cut hay! Weeds, briars, and small brush actually make your hay better for us. If it gets rained on, so much the better. The hay should be dry enough when it is baled, to store without molding, just like any other baled hay.

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