Growing and producing biofibres in Yorkshire
Join us for an informative workshop on growing and producing biofibres, exploring the potential of low-carbon crops like hemp and flax. These crops supply fibres for construction, textiles, bioenergy, and more, contributing to Yorkshire's transition to net zero while enhancing biodiversity and soil health.
Due to unforeseen circumstances this event has had to be postponed.
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Hear from speakers in this sector and meet people with an interest in biofibres from across the supply chain to discuss challenges, the opportunities and find out how you can get involved in this programme.
Who should attend? Anyone interested in the biofibre supply chain: farmers, growers, processors, and end users.
Organised by the Biorenewables Development Centre, funded by Rural England Prosperity Fund.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the biofibre supply chain revolution and contribute to a sustainable, low-carbon future for Yorkshire. We welcome participants from all sectors interested in biofibres.
Let's work together
We have worked on 1,500 bio-based projects to date
We have several ways to work with us, including business advisory programmes and self-funded commercial options. We even have the option for you to hire our state-of-the-art laboratory equipment and office space.
