Farmers interested in producing miscanthus to supply the Brigg power station in north Lincolnshire are being asked to come forward. And those wanting to find out more about the benefits of growing the crop, should not miss the Terravesta miscanthus… Read More »Interested in growing miscanthus? Don’t miss our next farm walk
The Farm Business innovation Show at the NEC in Birmingham is an event that’s targeted at farmers wanting to diversify. A vital audience for Terravesta, many came to the show specifically to find out more about the benefits associated with… Read More »Standing room only in miscanthus seminar at the NEC
We’re pleased to announce that Alex Robinson has moved to the role of operations manager at Terravesta. A long-standing and constant driving force, he’s been with the company since its inception, and in this time has established an extensive knowledge of… Read More »Alex Robinson moves to operations manager post
Sam has always had an interest in farming, in the environment and in renewable energy in particular, that’s why this position struck a chord with him. An outdoors person, Sam grew up on an arable farm in Northamptonshire, and he… Read More »New field technician joins the Terravesta team
Farmers and landowners looking to maximise returns from marginal land are being invited to consider planting miscanthus – a renewable energy crop with rapidly rising market demand – at this year’s Farm Business Innovation Show, at the NEC Birmingham on… Read More »Come and see us at The Farm Business Innovation Show
We’re looking for miscanthus growers in Lincolnshire and surrounding counties Strong growth in energy generation from biomass presents good opportunities for growing miscanthus on long-term contracts. That, coupled with increasing demand from whole bale power stations burning miscanthus, means more… Read More »October farm walk: last chance to book!
JOB DESCRIPTION Company name: Terravesta Ltd. Project: MUST (Miscanthus Up Scaling Technology) Job title: Field Trials Technician/ Miscanthus agronomy researcher Salary: £22,000-24,000 per annum This is a physically demanding post, including seasonal field work which necessitates working long hours depending… Read More »Job vacancy: Join Terravesta as part of our field-based research team
Strong growth in energy generation from biomass presents good opportunities for growing miscanthus on long-term contracts. That, coupled with increasing demand from whole bale power stations burning miscanthus, means more planting is needed. Farmers interested in finding out about growing… Read More »Miscanthus growers wanted to meet renewable energy demand
With the drive towards efficiency and sustainability in building construction, a new type of insulation and structural material could fundamentally change the industry. Miscanthus – a carbon positive renewable energy crop that’s grown on around 8,000 hectares of UK low… Read More »Miscanthus: the game-changer in building construction
Rhys Jones, research, development, and agronomy technician at Terravesta, along with his team, representing Bishop Burton College, have had a landslide win for the Cereals Pea Growing Challenge 2016 – receiving full marks for yield criteria. Competing against students from… Read More »We have a winner!
