Oh, without a doubt. This is one reason the model includes charging tipping fees for Asplundh and other companies like that to dump pre-chipped wood at the site.
Every problem has a solution.
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the chipper is a business on its own - but you might have more around you than i did when i looked into it. Smaller diameter timber means a cheaper smaller chipper, that might work.
Re carbon credits - yes thats a huge deal but then youre into registrations etc.
They credit the biochar hugely because of how much co2 it can capture. Its amazing stuff and it sells great - cows even eat it.
Huge capital investment done properly though. Keep me posted i'd be amazed and impressed to see the entire loop running profitably.