Reduce greenhouse gases while growing sustainable lumber

Planting and harvesting fast growing hardwood trees reduces deforestation, reduce CO2 levels, reduce greenhouse gasses and reducing costs for lumber harvesting.   The tree’s natural ability to fix nitrogen and its nectar-rich flowers enhance rather than detract from the environment.    Using a unique and powerful type of photosynthesis.  can sequester between 15-30 metric tons of carbon per acre per year over a 10 year growing cycle.  

• First harvest within 10 years
•  The leaves of the  tree contain over 20% protein and are excellent feed stock for ruminants. 
• Highest strength/weight ratio of any commercial wood
• Regenerates without replanting, providing ongoing revenue through multiple harvests
• Non-invasive, non-GMO premium varieties
• Suitable for inter-cropping
• Will grow on marginal land and can be used for soil restoration
• Nitrogen fixing leaves naturally fertilize and replenish the soil
• Flowers provide pollination benefits and attract honey bees
•  Because the leaves  tree are high in protein, nitrogen, fats, sugars and phosphorus, they can form the basis of excellent green fertilizer. The nitrogen content in the leaves is comparable with the content of legume leaves. This makes their application an excellent way to enrich organic soil matter.