Bioeconomy Research Library
Evidence, data, and tools for building the next industrial economy.
Designed for people who build things.
This library consolidates the best available research into a single, functional system.
Use it to design, manufacture, grow, fund, certify, or deploy the next generation of bio-based industry.
How to Use This Library
Start where your work lives.
Farmers begin in Agriculture. Engineers in Materials. Founders in Markets or Funding.Pull what you need.
Each PDF is selected to solve a real problem, not fill a shelf.Translate insight into action.
Use the research to shape your process, strengthen your product, or refine your operation.Come back often.
As the bioeconomy grows, so does this archive.
The Bioeconomy Knowledge Grid
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Hemp & Bamboo Agriculture
Field systems, yields, genetics, and agronomy.
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Supply Chain & Markets
Pricing, logistics, trade flows, and market intelligence.
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Women & Enterprise
Founders, leadership, equity, and economic pathways.
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Research & Case Studies
Proven projects, data-backed results, operational evidence.
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Global Standards & Certification
Testing, compliance, labeling, international frameworks.
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Construction & Materials
Structural systems, composites, product specs, data.
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Education & Training
Skills programs, curricula, workforce development.
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Funding & Grants
Capital programs, incentives, grants, and pathways.
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Climate & Carbon
Carbon models, sequestration, emissions, impact metrics.
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Policy & Regulation
Laws, rules, standards, and regulatory structures.
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Processing & Equipment
Machinery, throughput, workflows, system design.
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Soil & Biochar
Soil health, retention, carbon cycles, and biochar performance.
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Filtration & Remediation
Water, air, and soil cleanup using bio-based systems.
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Circular Bioeconomy
Closed-loop processes, reuse systems, material cycles.
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Additional Resources
Extra references, datasets, and supporting materials.
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Field Notes & Deep Cuts
Operator insights, behind-the-scenes files, rare findings.
About the Foundation Library
A curated, evolving collection of research from government agencies, universities, NGOs, and global institutions to support the development of a US-led hemp and bamboo bioeconomy.