woodchips

The area should then be covered with a thick layer of woodchips.

In a number of cases, coal power plants have been converted to run on woodchips.

Woodchips when used as a mulch are at least three inches thick.

Already there was a goodly pile of woodchips at his feet.

The use of woodchips in automated heating systems, is based on a robust technology.

The power station is fueled by coal, straw and woodchips.

The size of the woodchips is particularly important when burning woodchip in small plants.

"You can gather the woodchips for kindling while I bring in the logs."

It has a longtime, if small, investment in plants that burn woodchips for fuel.

The woodchips are sourced from forests in the surrounding region.

Clean, with nice woodchips, but awfully messy when it rains.

Timber is converted to woodchips and sold, primarily, for paper manufacture.

Woodchips are used primarily as a raw material for technical wood processing.

The mushrooms were grown on beds made of woodchips mixed with other nutrients.

The major export handled by the port is woodchips.

Woodchips, paper, agricultural goods, and aggregates are all major sources of traffic.

Most of the woodchips are sent to Japan.

But these fell onto some woodchips, which curled, blackened, and began smoldering.

To further prevent re-growth cardboard can be placed underneath the woodchips.

The resulting woodchips should be burned or disposed of outside the garden, not used as a mulch.

The down draft tossed the empty prams as if they were balsa woodchips.

Nettlebeds flourished where woodchips once drifted deep as snow.

McGarry saw how the sand and woodchips hindered the movement of wheelchairs.

If woodchips are harvested through sustainable forestry practices, then this is considered a source of renewable energy.

He's got troopers to fill the back of his limo with woodchips and we can't talk him out of it.