Volume
58
Issue
5
DOI
10.34068/joe.58.05.07
Abstract
Short-rotation woody crops (SRWCs) are fast-growing trees grown for energy or paper production. The productivity and economic assessment model for short-rotation woody crops, or SRWC-PEAM, is a web-based tool for evaluating the potential to produce woody feedstock from SRWCs on marginal lands in the southeastern United States. Productivity and economic assessments are based on land history and conditions, species, economic factors and management, and an enterprise budget developed according to recent field research and published data. Extension professionals can use SRWC-PEAM to evaluate stand establishment and management options to find profitable SRWC project scenarios for landowners and improve producers' economic risk management decisions for SRWCs.
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Recommended Citation
Ghezehei, S. B., Hazel, D. W., & Nichols, E. G. (2020). SRWC-PEAM: A Comprehensive Appraisal Tool for Short-Rotation Woody Crops in the Southeast. The Journal of Extension, 58(5), Article 7. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.58.05.07
