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CREFF results

Outputs from CREFF are now available!

Many documents born from the CREFF project are available for download from the website. Excel tools, guidelines, surveys, recommandations, etc. can...
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CREFF recommandations for farmers

CREFF recommandations for farmers

Some recommandations to help farmers to successfully install their SRC plantations are listed below. They are extracted from the general conclusions...
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Presentation of CREFF results to farmers

Presentation of CREFF results to farmers

The technical results born from the CREFF project have been presented to the farmers involved in the project in April 4th, 2012 in Kraichtal,...
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ERA-Net Bioenergy final meeting

ERA-Net Bioenergy final meeting

The ERA-Net Bioenergy final meeting for SRC call 2008 was held in Helsinki, Finland, in February 2012. Results of the three finishing SRC projects...
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Final ERA-Net Bioenergy meeting in Heslinki, Finland

Final ERA-Net Bioenergy meeting (call SRC 2008) will be held in Heslinki

4th WoodWisdom-Net Research Programme Seminar in collaboration with ERA-NET Bioenergy Tuesday 7th
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SRC Establishment guidelines delivered to German farmers

SRC Establishment guidelines delivered to farmers from Wuppertal, Germany

In the framework of the GESA co-operation with a certain number of farmers in the region of Wuppertal, CREFF has recently delivered optimized...
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ERA-Net project CREFF

03/03/2009

Besides the large potentials and opportunities, the establishment and cultivation of SRC is connected with several constraints and barriers – especially in the economics of the plantations. While most of the research results available have been obtained for medium to good sites and the presumptions of a large field size for the SRC-plantations, this project will focus on unfavourable sites and small field sizes at scattered locations.

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The main objective is the successful implementation of cost-efficient and consumer-oriented SRC-value-chains in regions with unfavourable conditions. The research project covers all process steps of the SRC-value chain and is structured in five work packages (WP).

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The development of strategies allowing a major cost reduction and a higher efficiency shall be achieved by an innovative approach to initialize intensive and early cooperation between producers and consumers. Inside these co-operations, the SRC-production will concentrate on the requirements of industrial consumers. Based on the known value chain structures all major processes like the production (species-site matching, spacing, rotation), harvest, logistics and conditioning of SRC-products are streamlined.