Spring 2011 – EE pellets are perfect soil conditioners and mulch

By admin on March 20, 2011

The Franklin Register has a nice article about our pellets. We have discovered that our pellets have many more uses than just fuel. In fact, they are a gardeners best friend! With Spring here we are all thinking about our gardens and the fresh air and sunshine. Well, Enviro Energy is thinking about that too:

“A brand new, grand new use has been discovered for the grass pellets manufactured at Enviro Energy by the Miller family gardeners: they make a wonderful, all natural, soil conditioner and mulch…” continue here
Happy Spring everyone. Get out there and get some sunshine and and the weather.

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We at Enviro Energy LLC are excited to work with landowners and farmers in our area to bring our 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.

My customers of your barley straw pellets cannot believe how quickly it works for them.....NY

Received the mulch pellets today. They are 100% perfect for our project.....TN

I'm glad to hear you are producing ag residue pellets in NY.....CA

Finding barley straw bales, is impossible. These pellets are a great alternative and they work fast.

Before handling the Enviro Soil Enhance pellets for resale, I requested a sample to be certain no goldenrod or other "nasty" weed seeds would germinate. Needless to say I am now carrying your product.

We've had a seminar series going on campus this spring, talking about bioenergy production on all the idle marginal lands in NY, which is something that has been ignored far too long. More than once I've mentioned what you've talked about at the ABIG meetings, pelletizing goldenrod and multiflora rose and anything else that's been growing. I appreciate your adventuresome and entreprenuerial spirit in getting bioenergy moving in NY. - Brian

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.

Spring 2011 – EE pellets are perfect soil conditioners and mulch

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