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Go green: Cut your propane bill by 90%
Farm Progress
“My propane bill is one of the biggest expenses on the farm — at today’s prices, it’s like $70,000-$75,000. With this system, I spent $7,500 in wood chips and transport,” he says. “It’s a significant savings.”
Robust biomass systems key to sustainable greenhouse heating
Real Agriculture
“We have an extremely hot fire because of how we uniquely introduce oxygen to the flame. This allows us to reduce emissions, meet the most stringent environmental tests, and be safely installed in a wide range of environments from greenhouses to hospitals,”
Biomass grain dryer heating up interest in on-farm alternative fuels
Farmtario
Increasing propane costs and the carbon tax lit a fire under Matt Kittell to invest in a biomass grain dryer…
Federal Government fires up $50 million program for lower emission grain dryers
Real Agriculture
“We want to spend this money as efficiently as possible. Are we going to get the best bang for the buck? This is the whole idea behind it, to make sure our investment will have a real impact on reducing emissions,”
‘You’re sitting on your own fuel source’: How the harvest from hell and carbon tax is pushing farmers to greener fuel
Financial Post
This month, the government rolled out a $165-million program that will help farmers adopt cleaner technology that use alternative fuel options.
Feds tout biomass-burning grain dryer
The Western Producer
As an example of the sort of technology farmers could employ to qualify for green grain drying projects, Carr introduced the biomass-burning system manufactured by Triple Green Products of Morris, Man.
Canada’s poultry and egg producers can now apply for PEFIP funding
The Poultry Site
Members of Canada’s poultry industry can apply for compensation funds from the Poultry and Egg On-Farm Investment Program (PEFIP) to boost competitiveness.
Morris-based company debuts crop residue-fuelled grain dryers
Manitoba Cooperator
“The company estimates farmers can expect a return on their investment in two to five years.”
Grain drying alternative saves money, environmentally friendly
Farmers Now
Interview: Alice McFarlane with Ag Access talks to Lyall Wiebe with Triple Green Products about the BioDryAir technology that uses crop residue for fuel.
Grain dryer avoids carbon tax
Ontario Farmer
The system will operate using any of an abundance of fuel sources – corn stover, canola, oat and barley straw, pellets of all types and wood chips – resulting in exponentially lower fuel costs without additional tax imposed.
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