Photos & Videos: Shrub Willow Farm

September 2018 - The Shrub Willow Farm (center left), created in partnership with SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, consists of approximately 125 acres of former industrial property in Camillus that is now used to grow and harvest willow biomass to produce sustainable energy.

November 2016 - Plots show the successional harvesting of shrub willow fields. Shrub willows have a rapid growth rate and produce a high yield.

November 2016 - Grasses and vegetation are growing on the covered consolidation area, visible to the left of the sustainable Shrub Willow Farm (center). Both are built on Honeywell property in Camillus.

May 2016 - SUNY-ESF and Honeywell have worked together on the sustainable Shrub Willow Farm project since 2004. Several plots were harvested over winter.

May 2015 - About 750,000 willow plants are thriving on nearly 125 acres at the Shrub Willow Farm.

October 2011 - Shrub willows on Honeywell property

June 2011 - Newly planted willow shoots

June 2011 - Willows are planted on new plot

June 2011 - Preparing to plant willows on new plot

June 2011 - Shrub willows on Honeywell property

August 2010 - Willow shoots

May 2010 - Shrub willows

June 2008 - Timothy Volk Plants a Shrub Willow by Hand

June 2008 - Dr. Cornelius B. Murphy, Jr., John McAuliffe and Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney Discuss Importance of Innovative Partnerships

June 2008 - Chuckie Holstein Praises Honeywell and SUNY-ESF for Their Partnership as Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney Looks On

June 2008 - SUNY-ESF President Dr. Cornelius B. Murphy, Jr.

June 2008 - Honeywell Syracuse Program Director John McAuliffe

June 2008 - SUNY-ESF Prefessor Timothy Volk Discusses Process of Shrub Willow Planting

June 2008 - Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney

June 2008 - Elected Officials and Community Members

June 2008 - Newly Planted 60,000 Shrub Willows

June 2008 - A Planted Shrub Willow

June 2008 - The Shrub Willow Planter Drives Each Willow into the Ground

June 2008 - Shrub Willow Planter

June 2008 - SUNY-ESF Students Prepare to Plant Shrub Willows

June 2008 - Shrub Willow Planter

June 2008 - An Excavator Demonstrates the Soil Mixing Process

June 2008 - Soil is Ready for Planting

June 2008 - Nutrients are Mixed with Soil Prior to the Planting of the Shrub Willows

June 2008 - Shrub Willow Project Expands to 10 Acres: Total Number of Shrub Willows Planted - 100,000

May 2008 - Mixing Ensures a Uniform Distribution of Nutrients

May 2008 - Adding Biosolids and Yard Compost to the Soil Enhance Growth of the Shrub Willows

April 2007 - Shrub Willow Harvester

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Harvesting Tour

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Harvesting Tour

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Harvesting

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Chips

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Chipping

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Chipping

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Chipping

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Chipping

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Cuttings

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Weighing

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Hauling

January 2007 - Shrub Willow Harvesting

January 2007 - Shrub Willows on Settling Basin #13

October 2006 - Shrub Willow

October 2006 - Settling Basin #13 Shrub Willows

September 2006 - Settling Basin #13 Shrub Willows

September 2006 - Settling Basin #13 Shrub Willows

September 2006 - Shrub Willow Plot

May 2006 - Shrub Willow Plot

February 2005 - Solvay Settling Basin 11-14

February 2005 - Snowmobile Trail Entrance

February 2005 - Snowmobile Trail

May 2004 - Shrub Willows Planted

May 2004 - Shrub Willow Planted

May 2004 - Field for Shrub Willows