Simon Calder is putting Miscanthus on the world stage. His job is to continue to advance the Miscanthus bio-economy by taking new varieties and upscaling them for a plethora of applications including bioenergy, biofuels and biomaterials. “My key objective as… Read More »Meet the man putting Miscanthus on the world stage
[TERRAVESTA_GALLERY name=SWLA_2018_Winner] Congratulations goes to Jill Moger for winning the Terravesta sponsored prize for best artwork in show at ‘The Natural Eye’, the 55th annual exhibition from the Society of Wildlife Artists, with her extraordinary ‘hydrothermal vent’ (sea chimney) piece.… Read More »Winner of Terravesta sponsored artwork
Former IG Group chief executive and current Scotgold chairman Nat le Roux has bought a personal stake in renewable biomass business Terravesta. Le Roux has invested £2 million in the business, reflecting the growing importance of clean energy, and the… Read More »Investment boosts booming Miscanthus bio-economy
Terravesta is to sponsor ‘The Natural Eye’, the 55th annual exhibition of The Society of Wildlife Artists (SWLA), which runs at Mall Galleries, London, from 24th October – 4th November 2018. As part of the sponsorship, Terravesta is gifting a… Read More »Terravesta sponsors 2018 Society of Wildlife artists exhibition
The demand for Miscanthus is growing and farmers interested in securing a long-term income with Miscathus should not miss the Farm Business Innovation Show where Terravesta will be speaking to farmers and landowners about the financial and environmental benefits of… Read More »Miscanthus takes centre stage at Farm Business Innovation Show
Kidderminster-based sheep farmer, Marcus Wilson, has planted 40 hectares of Miscanthus on his farm, to tap into the long-term price security it presents. He’s showcasing his crop on a Miscanthus breakfast farm walk on November 28th to help other Midlands… Read More »Long-term security with Miscanthus for Worcestershire farmer
The future scope for Miscanthus is enormous. The potential uses are endless and Terravesta is currently involved with groundbreaking projects which are trialling Miscanthus as a viable alternative to non-renewable natural resources. In short, Miscanthus could significantly replace the use… Read More »The future is green and growing fast
Miscanthus Fire Logs are soaring in popularity as shoppers look for sustainable alternatives to wood and coal. They’re the new thing for wood burning stoves and open fires, burning cleaner and for longer and benefitting the environment more than their… Read More »Fuelling the future: The rise of the Miscanthus Briquette & Log
In response to growing interest in Miscanthus, crop specialist Terravesta will host an information day for farmers in and around Wiltshire on 10 October 2018. Miscanthus is a perennial carbon-negative renewable energy crop which is currently grown on around 6,000… Read More »Wiltshire Miscanthus open day for farmers
More Miscanthus planting is needed to meet a sustainable growth in demand and Terravesta is launching an exclusive offer for spring 2019 planting which activates a discount of up to £200 per hectare. More than 300 farmers are reaping the… Read More »Miscanthus growers wanted
