TX David Baltensperger Texas A&M University College Station / College Station / University of California Davis / Robert V. Avant Jr. Texas AgriLife Research College Station / /
IndustryTerm
sustainable production systems / conversion technologies / energy cane / production systems / rotational cropping systems / conventional production systems / Dedicated energy crops / i.e. energy cane / land-use management / agricultural biotechnology / crop-production systems / energy crop / energy sorghums / monoculture systems / weed-management solution / food / /
NaturalFeature
US Gulf Coast / Gulf Coast / /
Organization
American Chemical Society / federal government / US Department of Energy / University of California Davis / Texas A&M University / Texas legislature / /
Person
Bill F. McCutchen / Robert V. Avant Jr. Texas / /
Position
Young Scientist / associate director of Texas AgriLife Research / producer / facility manager / associate director / Research / /
High-Tonnage Dedicated Energy Crops: The Potential of Sorghum and Energy Cane Bill F. McCutchen and Robert V. Avant Jr. Texas AgriLife Research College Station, TX