Sorgo Biomethane

our company produces silage from sorghum biomass
for agricultural biomethane plants.

Innovations

Implementation of the Sorghum Research Program

Organization of Farms

Sorgo Biomethane - Main Business Areas

Organization of Farms:

Establishment of large-scale Sorghum Plantations;
Harvesting, silage, storage at Storage Yards;
Supply of substrate silage to Agricultural Biomethane Plants developed by ArchiPol.

Implementation of the Sorghum Research Program:

Grant NCBiR IIIPBS (2014 – 2018); Research Program on the use of energy plants, including sorghum, in the methane gasification process, was initiated in Poland, in Lower Silesia in 2014, in the Consortium of research institutions from Wroclaw (University of Life Sciences) and Warsaw (Warsaw University of Technology);
Research Plantations of Sorghum in Poland, Sweden and Indonesia (2018-2024),
testing new sorghum hybrids for biomethane and biohydrogen.

Innovations:

SORGO BIOMETHANE implements the latest innovations from the ENERGY AGRICULTURE and PRECISION AGRICULTURE Sectors.

In addition to strictly agricultural activities, SORGO BIOMETHANE also develops innovative projects from the Agro-Food Processing Sector, including in the field of gluten-free sorghum grain management for:

production of gluten-free flour, groats, flakes, bran;
plant protein hydrolysate.

Sorgo Biomethane Team

The team consists of agricultural producers - practitioners, experts from
the Energy Agriculture Sector and experienced scientists, including:

- Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences,

- Warsaw University of Technology,

- West Pomeranian University of Technology,

- Universitas Teknologi Sumbawa.

Sorgo Biomethane through many years of scientific research has selected sorghum varieties that:

- grow and produce excellent yields even in poor soils;
- are an excellent substrate for biogas production.

Basic information about this unique plant.

Sorghum (Sorghum Moench) is an annual, spring plant, similar to corn, and is one of the five most important crops in the world. Sorghum belongs to the "grass" family (Poaceae), which, depending on the systematic approach, includes up to about 60 species.

This family also includes species such as corn or sugar cane. Sorghum is grown mainly in developing countries. It was originally grown in Africa, where the largest number of sorghum species occur to this day.

The first domestication of this plant took place in Chad and Sudan.
Then, from Africa, Sorghum was moved to other territories, including India, China, North America and Europe.

Sorghum is an undemanding plant, resistant to high temperatures,
lack of water and growing quickly.

Sorghum -

an excellent substrate for biogas production

Contact us

SORGO BIOMETHANE Sp. z o.o.

ul. Parafialna 69A
52-233 Wroclaw, Poland

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