Research & Consulting Solutions for Agriculture and Industry
Philosophy and Mission
WyoComp's mission is to research and promote the use of agriculturally derived products and technologies to address long-term natural resource sustainability issues.
WyoComp's philosophy is to pioneer or foster research that plays a role in solving or addressing natural resource issues that impact our lives today and balance the needs with those of future generations. The "Golden Rule" should be a focus and goal of all industry and WyoComp is here to facilitate and support industry's transformation to one that practices higher sustainability standards.
The Company is committed to remain at the forefront of wood and natural fiber-polymer composites research by bringing to market new and innovative products and technologies that benefit the environment and society while helping to expand the overall product category of wood and natural fiber polymer composites.
Not only does WyoComp consult and develop sustainable technologies based around agriculture, it offers a full array of economic services that relate to agriculture, the plastics industry, domestic and global trade, natural resource economics & modeling, feasibility studies, regression analysis and other services.
WyoComp's philosophy is to pioneer or foster research that plays a role in solving or addressing natural resource issues that impact our lives today and balance the needs with those of future generations. The "Golden Rule" should be a focus and goal of all industry and WyoComp is here to facilitate and support industry's transformation to one that practices higher sustainability standards.
The Company is committed to remain at the forefront of wood and natural fiber-polymer composites research by bringing to market new and innovative products and technologies that benefit the environment and society while helping to expand the overall product category of wood and natural fiber polymer composites.
Not only does WyoComp consult and develop sustainable technologies based around agriculture, it offers a full array of economic services that relate to agriculture, the plastics industry, domestic and global trade, natural resource economics & modeling, feasibility studies, regression analysis and other services.
Pictured: Wheat straw "forest" ready for harvesting. Approximately 2/3 of the biomass available for industry in North America can be derived from agriculturual biomass compared to less than 1/3 being available from tree and forests (USDA-DOE, 2008) making agri-biomasses much more sustainable.
