College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Henry A. Wallace Chair for Sustainable Agriculture

Publications and Presentations

Sustainable Biofuels

 

Using Diversity to Increase Productivity in Fertilized and Unfertilized Prairie Mixtures 2009 (See Poster)

A Comparison of Biomass Production in Corn-and Prairie-Based Biofuel Cropping Systems 2009 (See Poster)

Heggenstaller, A.H., M. Liebman, R.P Anex. 2009. Growth analysis of biomass production in sole-crop and double-crop corn systems. Crop Science 49: 2215-2224. (See Abstract)

Heggenstaller, A.H., K.J. Moore, M. Liebman,R.P. Anex. 2009. Nitrogen influences biomass and nutrient partitioning by perennial, warm-season grasses. Agronomy Journal 101: 1363-1371. (See Abstract)

Heggenstaller, A.H., R.P Anex, M. Liebman, D.N. Sundberg, and L.R. Gibson. 2008. Productivity and nutrient dynamics in bioenergy double-cropping systems. Agronomy Journal 100: 1740-1748. (See Abstract)

New Crops and Cropping Systems for Biofuel Production and Environmental Stewardship (PDF 5.88 MB) - Presentation given on November 2007 at the 2007 Biobased Industry Outlook Conference.

Comparison of Biofuel Systems (COBS) (PDF 241 KB)

Sustainable biofuels feedstock production: Integration of new cropping systems with advanced biomass conversion technologies

Anex, R.P., L.R. Lynd, M.S. Laser, A.H. Heggenstaller, and M. Liebman. 2007. Growing energy, closing cycles: The potential for enhanced nutrient cycling through the coupling of agricultural and bioenergy systems. Crop Science. 47: 1327-1335.

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Ash remaining after gasification of switchgrass that will be recycled as a nutrient-rich soil amendment. Photo courtesy of A.H. Heggenstaller.

 

"Wise land use is simply an adaptation of nature's conservation and flood control methods to the conditions of advanced cultivation."
--H. A. Wallace

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