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The Natural CO2 Cycle of Trees
Contrary to what we might think, harvesting old trees and planting new ones can increase the absorption of carbon.
Read MoreBiomass Sourced from US Forests Is Sustainable, Affordable, and Low in Carbon
This video from the U.S. Industrial Pellet Association, does a great job of explaining the reasons behind claims that burning wood pellets is actually helpful for forests. It also explains why it is better for the environment than burning fossil fuels.
Read MoreHay Creek Companies Marks Bioenergy Day with Student Tours, Community Open House
In honor of the Fifth Annual Bioenergy Day, Hay Creek Pallet opened its doors to local junior high and high school students, and community members, inviting them to come and learn more about an industry that provides significant local benefits. The event in Pittsville was one of dozens of events across the United States and Canada held to raise awareness about bioenergy.
Read MoreTom Gardner in AgriView Magazine On What Drives His Success
The mission statement on the wall of his office and business cards holds him accountable to fellow producers and his customers, employees and vendors. It boldly states Hay Creek’s focus as, “Honoring God in all we do, helping develop people, pursuing excellence, while growing profitably.”
Read MoreQ&A with Tom Gardner in Pallet Enterprise Magazine
Tom Gardner, owner and CEO of Hay Creek Companies in Pittsville, Wisconsin, shares his insights on working in the pallet industry.
Read MoreHow should you store your pellets at home?
All wood pellets manufactured at Hay Creek Companies meet strict ash content, moisture content, heat output, and quality standards, and we want our customers to experience the best quality heat once they take our products home. Learn how to store them for the season.
Read MoreWhat does carbon neutral mean?
ood materials used to manufacture Hay Creek Companies pellets are only recycled wood products. These wood fuel pellets are manufactured by compressing sawdust remnants from the lumber industry, furniture and flooring, and from forestry by-products.
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