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This report presents the findings of the feasibility analysis of on-farm biogas for Australian vegetablefarms. There is significant interest within the vegetable industry in maximising efficiency and productivity across the production process, including maximising value from waste streams. Previous analysis has suggested that generating biogas from on-farm vegetable waste could be a cost-effective option. This study was commissioned to explore in more detail the feasibility of biogas on Australian vegetable farms.
Year Published
2014
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RMCG
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This report presents the findings of the feasibility analysis of on-farm biogas for Australian vegetable farms. There is significant interest within the vegetable industry in maximising efficiency and productivity across the production process, including maximising value from waste streams. Previous analysis has suggested that generating biogas from on-farm vegetable waste could be a cost-effective option. This study was commissioned to explore in more detail the feasibility of biogas on Australian vegetable farms.
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