Thanks for that.
If true, then we know that the root and tree stump produces a better yield (according to Ray H.). Chances are that the Pacific plant would have used milling offcuts, bark and possibly slash (forest trimmings).
All pure speculation and the market may have changed for the better - emphasis on ESG and desire for crop sources rather than oil.
NZ Government policies have a strong emphasis on local raw material especially crops etc. Even better crop waste if not otherwise usable.
Thanks for that. If true, then we know that the root and tree...
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