Volume
51
Issue
1
DOI
10.34068/joe.51.01.35
Abstract
The study reported here surveyed Extension educators' awareness and knowledge of woody biomass energy and assessed their desire and ability to reach out to family forest owners—a critical feedstock source. The results indicate Extension educators are aware of the potential of woody biomass to serve as a renewable source of energy. Respondents representing forestry/natural resources disciplines registered higher awareness and willingness to diffuse scores than agriculture, horticulture, and community development educators. The study provides a baseline measurement of awareness and knowledge of woody biomass as an energy source, and desire to promote forest management for woody biomass to FFO.
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Recommended Citation
Germain, R. H., & Ghosh, C. (2013). Assessing Extension's Ability to Promote Family Forests as a Woody Biomass Feedstock in the Northeast United States. The Journal of Extension, 51(1), Article 35. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.51.01.35
