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What Makes Switchgrass and Biomass Sorghum Suitable Crops?

When we tell people that our Earthable® sustainable packaging is made from feedstock crops like switchgrass and biomass sorghum, unless they have an ag background, many of them don’t know what we’re talking about. The truth is that these crops are a great solution for making single-use disposable products like packaging and food service items. [...]

5 Reasons Why Domestic Fiber Matters

“Why?” It’s the most common word in all the questions we get asked at Genera. Why have we invested time, effort and research into developing our Earthable™ ag fiber pulp and molded fiber products? Why does sustainable packaging matter? Why should businesses and consumers choose domestic agricultural fiber over plastic or Styrofoam? These are all [...]

2020-03-10T12:28:46+00:00Earthable Fiber|

Genera offers partnership opportunities to Tennessee farmers with launch of sustainable ag-based pulp and fiber facility

East Tennessee company invites growers and landowners in the Tennessee River Valley to join its plant-based manufacturing enterprise VONORE, Tenn. – Dec. 17, 2019 – Genera, a Tennessee-based company manufacturing domestically sourced and produced ag-based pulp and molded fiber products, is currently recruiting local and regional agricultural partners to supply the company’s commercial-scale sustainable ag-fiber [...]

2019-12-18T13:55:18+00:00News|

Growing Farmers of the Future

How to Support Rising Generations Too many people today think of farming as something their grandparents did but no way to make a living in the modern world. In the U.S., more farmers are retiring than entering the occupation. Farmers over age 65 outnumber the under-35 set by more than six to one, according to [...]

What is Earthable®?

How it’s Made and Why it Will Change the World How much paper, plastic or Styrofoam do you use in a week? For many people, these products are so ubiquitous that they don’t think about them. But think about the napkin that came with your burger at lunch, the paper bag it came in, the [...]

2019-09-24T20:11:29+00:00Earthable Fiber|

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