Sustainable production of willows with specific material and growth properties in multifunctional agroforestry systems as raw material for willow wood thread and willow wood textile in coupled use with the extraction of salicylates from willow bark

This page contains automatically translated content.

Project objective:

The aim of the SALIX AFS model and demonstration project is to establish and sustainably produce suitable willow types with specific material and growth characteristics in multifunctional agroforestry systems (AFS). The willow serves as a high-quality raw material in two ways: The willow wood is used for industrial processing to produce endless willow wood thread and willow wood textile. Salicylates for medicine and cosmetics are extracted from the willow bark. The entire added value of willow wood is analyzed for each player, from cultivation to the highly refined product. The annual harvest of willow guarantees secure income for the farmer in the short term and thus increases the incentive for realization in practice.

Runtime

10/2024 - 09/2027

 

Participants in FÖL

Other parties involved:

  • Prof. Dr. Heike Klussmann, Steffi Silbermann, Platform BAU-KUNST-ERFINDEN, FB 06, University of Kassel
  • Prof. Dr. Detlev Möller, Department of Business Administration, Faculty 11, University of Kassel
  • Prof. Dr. Stefan Böhm, Department of Cutting and Joining Manufacturing Processes, Faculty 15, University of Kassel
  • Prof. Dr. Frank Ficker, Institute for Materials Science, Hof University of Applied Sciences
  • Dr.-Ing. Ralf Pecenka, Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy e.V., Potsdam
  • Steffen Fehrenz, Dendroquant GmbH, Hannoversch Münden
  • Gerd Meurer, Heinrich Kuper GmbH, Rietberg
  • Biolandhof Werragut, Katharina Nennewitz, Eschwege
  • Teaching and Research Institute for Animal Husbandry and Breeding e.V., Detlef May, Groß-Kreutz
  • Hessian State Domain Frankenhausen, David Kilian, Grebenstein

Funding

BMEL / Agency for Renewable Resources