Author
LEE, D - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS | |
ABERLE, EZRA - NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
ANDERSON, ERIC - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS | |
Anderson, William - Bill | |
BALDWIN, BRIAN - MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY | |
BALTENSPERGER, DAVID - TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY | |
BARRETT, MICHAEL - UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY | |
BLUMENTHAL, JURG - TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY | |
BONOS, STACY - RUTGERS UNIVERSITY | |
BOUTON, JOE - UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA | |
BRANSBY, DAVID - AUBURN UNIVERSITY | |
BRUMMER, CHARLIE - UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA | |
BURKS, PANE - CHROMATIN, INC. | |
CHEN, CHENGCI - MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
DALY, CHRISTOPHER - OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY | |
EGENOLF, JOSH - UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA | |
FARRIS, RODNEY - OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
FIKE, JOHN - VIRGINIA TECH | |
GAUSSOIN, ROCH - UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA | |
GILL, JOHN - AGRELIANT GENETICS, LLC | |
GRAVOIS, KENNETH - LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
HALBLEIB, MICHAEL - OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY | |
Hale, Anna | |
HANNA, WAYNE - UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA | |
HARMONEY, KEITH - KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY | |
HEATON, EMILY - IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
HEINIGER, RON - NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
HOFFMAN, LINDSEY - RUTGERS UNIVERSITY | |
HONG, CHANG - PUSAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY | |
KAKANI, GOPAL - OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
KALLENBACH, ROBERT - UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI | |
MACOON, BISOODAT - MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY | |
MEDLEY, JAMES - TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE | |
MISSAOUI, ALI - UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA | |
MITCHELL, ROBERT - UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA | |
MOORE, KEN - IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY | |
MORRISON, JESSE - MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY | |
ODVODY, GARY - TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE | |
OGOSHI, RICHARD - UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII | |
PARRISH, JIMMY - MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY | |
QUINN, LAUREN - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS | |
RICHARD JR, EDWARD | |
ROONEY, WILLIAM - TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY | |
RUSHING, J. BRETT - MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY | |
SCHNELL, RONNIE - TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY | |
SOUSEK, MATT - UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA | |
STAGGENBORG, SCOTT - CHROMATIN, INC. | |
TEW, THOMAS | |
UEHARA, GORO - UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII | |
VIANDS, DONALD - CORNELL UNIVERSITY | |
VOIGT, THOMAS - UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS | |
WILLIAMS, DAVID - UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY | |
WILLIAMS, LINDA - UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY | |
WILSON, LLOYD - TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE | |
WYCISLO, ANDREW - WAYPOINT ANALYTICAL | |
YANG, YUBIN - TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE | |
OWENS, VANCE - SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY |
Submitted to: Global Change Biology Bioenergy
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal Publication Acceptance Date: 7/24/2017 Publication Date: 1/15/2018 Citation: Lee, D.K., Aberle, E., Anderson, E.K., Anderson, W.F., Baldwin, B.S., Baltensperger, D., Barrett, M., Blumenthal, J., Bonos, S., Bouton, J., Bransby, D.I., Brummer, C., Burks, P.S., Chen, C., Daly, C., Egenolf, J., Farris, R.L., Fike, J.H., Gaussoin, R., Gill, J.R., Gravois, K., Halbleib, M.D., Hale, A.L., Hanna, W., Harmoney, K., Heaton, E.A., Heiniger, R.W., Hoffman, L., Hong, C.O., Kakani, G., Kallenbach, R., Macoon, B., Medley, J.C., Missaoui, A., Mitchell, R., Moore, K.J., Morrison, J.I., Odvody, G.N., Ogoshi, R., Parrish, J.R., Quinn, L., Richard Jr, E.P., Rooney, W.I., Rushing, J., Schnell, R., Sousek, M., Staggenborg, S.A., Tew, T.L., Uehara, G., Viands, D.R., Voigt, T., Williams, D., Williams, L., Wilson, L.T., Wycislo, A., Yang, Y., Owens, V. 2018. Biomass production of herbaceous energy crops in the United States: Field trial results and yield potential maps from the multiyear regional feedstock partnership. Global Change Biology Bioenergy. 10:698-716. https://doi.org/10.1111/gcbb.12493. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/gcbb.12493 Interpretive Summary: The US Department of Energy (US DOE) needed to know about the potential yield and use of various grasses for the use as a feedstock for biofuel and bio-based products. The Sun Grant Initiative Regional Feedstock Partnership was initiated in 2008 to help determine this information. This work determined that there are tremendous differences across years and locations for switchgrass, Miscanthus, sorghum, energycane and prairie mixtures. This report will be useful in making decisions about feedstock selection as well as agronomic practices across a wide region of the country. Technical Abstract: Current knowledge of yield potential and best agronomic management practices for perennial bioenergy grasses is primarily derived from small-scale and short-term studies, yet these studies inform policy at the national scale. In an effort to learn more about how bioenergy grasses perform at the farm scale across multiple locations and years, the U.S. Department of Energy (US DOE)/Sun Grant Initiative Regional Feedstock Partnership was initiated in 2008. The work of the Feedstock Partnership expands our previous understanding of the bioenergy potential of switchgrass, Miscanthus, sorghum, energycane, and prairie mixtures in the Conservation Reserve Program land. We now know that the smaller scale studies often overestimated yield potential of some of these species, including switchgrass and Miscanthus. The Feedstock Partnership studies also confirmed that environmental differences across years and across sites had a large impact on biomass production. Nitrogen application had variable effects across feedstocks, but some nitrogen fertilizer generally had a positive effect. This report will be useful in making decisions about feedstock selection as well as agronomic practices across a wide region of the country. |