These plantations are typically established on marginal or unarable land that is unsuitable for food production, ensuring they do not compete with agricultural crops. They provide a sustainable way to produce renewable biomass for energy, such as woodchips and firewood while also restoring degraded soils and enhancing local ecosystems.

For this purpose, we recommend our Salix alba ‘Corvinus’ and ‘Turbo’ Black Locust varieties, both offering rapid growth, strong adaptability, and early harvest potential to achieve sustainable and efficient biomass yields.