| Manitoba Rural Adaptation Council (MRAC) has administered $189,000 in Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada funding to BEST Inc and its partners U of Manitoba and ManSEA for: Developing air control strategies for gasification using agri-feedstocks for nonattended operations project lead by BEST Inc. Call us at 204-883-2378 for a demo of this revolutionary system. Click here to download our new brochure. Click here to read our News Release. Click here to go to our new website. 
ARE HEATING COSTS EATING UP YOUR PROFITS? ARE YOUR ANNUAL HEATING COSTS MORE THAN $30,000? USE ECONOMICAL STRAW BALES AS HEATING FUEL!
Slash your heating costs upto 90%.BiomassBEST heating system is the option for you. Straw heat may cut your heating cost up to 10% of your current bill. Heat your greenhouse, barn, shop, home – where ever you can pump hot water. Straw is a renewable, sustainable, green and greenhouse gas neutral energy resource. To get same amount of heat contained in a $15, 500 kg straw bale, you’d have to buy $40 of coal, $112 of natural gas, $ 148 of electricity or over $ 200 of fuel oil. |
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BiomassBEST* heating system™ features:
* BEST (Biomass Energy System Technologies) is the brand name of this Close coupled two stage combustor unit. |
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FUEL COST COMPARISON CHART
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BiomassBEST unit burns wheat and flax straw, wood chips, manure, pellets, corn stover, swamp grasses, miscathus, phragmites, etc
The tarp covered bale conveyor protects the bales as well as feeding operation during winter.
Clean exhaust emissions as a result of better combustion process and particulate trapping.
Straw bales are abundantly available in prairies. Compared to any other fuel, straw is the cheapest and renewable.When a community invests in a district heating system, and purchases straw from area farmers, the money stays in the community.
