Welcome to Willamette Biomass Processors, Inc. (WBP), the premier seed oil
processor in the region. We are excited to be at the forefront of the alternative fuels
movement:
processor in the region. We are excited to be at the forefront of the alternative fuels
movement:
 | Our products are friendly to the environment | |
| Pacific Northwest based | |
| Help reduce our country's dependence on foreign oil | |
| Provide sustainable oil seed market for growers in the Pacific Northwest | |
| Call us at: (480) 284-3238 | |
Who we are
Located in Rickreall, Oregon on Hwy 99 West in the heart of the Willamette Valley,
Willamette Biomass Processors, Inc. (WBP) is the only large scale commercial oil
seed processor in Oregon. WBP was established in 2007 by two third-generation
Oregonians in response to Oregon’s new Renewable Fuels Initiative signed into law by
Governor Kulongoski in July 2007. Located on rail with a truck scale and dump, WBP
has the capacity to store 432,000 bushels of seed and process over 100,000,000 lbs of
seed annually.
Located in Rickreall, Oregon on Hwy 99 West in the heart of the Willamette Valley,
Willamette Biomass Processors, Inc. (WBP) is the only large scale commercial oil
seed processor in Oregon. WBP was established in 2007 by two third-generation
Oregonians in response to Oregon’s new Renewable Fuels Initiative signed into law by
Governor Kulongoski in July 2007. Located on rail with a truck scale and dump, WBP
has the capacity to store 432,000 bushels of seed and process over 100,000,000 lbs of
seed annually.
Our Services and Products
Services -- To provide a market for the oil seed growers of the Pacific Northwest by
having a large scale crushing facility.
Products
For more information on our products, click here.
Services -- To provide a market for the oil seed growers of the Pacific Northwest by
having a large scale crushing facility.
Products
| Vegetable Oil -- WBP can process virtually any vegetable seed including oil | |
| seeds like camelina, canola, safflower, sunflower and meadowfoam, as well as nuts such as hazelnuts, walnuts, etc., and will market the resulting oil. | ||
| Meal -- As a byproduct of oil seed processing, meal is available for livestock | |
| feed supplement. | ||
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WBP accepts delivery of
6-tons of Camelina Sativa
planting seed from Gary
Iverson's Great Northern
Growers on the front steps
of the Oregon State Capitol
during it's Steps of the
Capitol Camelina Program
and Department of
Agriculture meetings
February 25, 2008. This
planting seed was
delivered to Central Oregon
growers for planting and
harvest in 2008.
6-tons of Camelina Sativa
planting seed from Gary
Iverson's Great Northern
Growers on the front steps
of the Oregon State Capitol
during it's Steps of the
Capitol Camelina Program
and Department of
Agriculture meetings
February 25, 2008. This
planting seed was
delivered to Central Oregon
growers for planting and
harvest in 2008.
"Steps of the Capitol" participants -- Daryl Ehrensing (OSU Crop and
Soils), Thomas Chastain, Ph.D. (OSU Head Advisor and Agronomist),
Gary Iverson (Exec. Dir. Great Northern Growers), Katy Coba (Oregon Dir.
of Agriculture), Tim Parker (Sales - WBP), Jeff Keto (Oregon Dept. of
Energy), Hal Simms (Oregon Dept. of Energy), Tomas Endicott
(Business Development Consultant - WBP), Tyson Keever (Co-Founder
Sequential-Pacific), City of Salem Cherriott Bus Representative, Marlin
Pilcher (WBP Plant Engineer), Gary Bishop (WBP Grower/Bishop Farms
Bend, OR.)
Soils), Thomas Chastain, Ph.D. (OSU Head Advisor and Agronomist),
Gary Iverson (Exec. Dir. Great Northern Growers), Katy Coba (Oregon Dir.
of Agriculture), Tim Parker (Sales - WBP), Jeff Keto (Oregon Dept. of
Energy), Hal Simms (Oregon Dept. of Energy), Tomas Endicott
(Business Development Consultant - WBP), Tyson Keever (Co-Founder
Sequential-Pacific), City of Salem Cherriott Bus Representative, Marlin
Pilcher (WBP Plant Engineer), Gary Bishop (WBP Grower/Bishop Farms
Bend, OR.)
WBP growers are located througout Oregon. For a map of grower locations, click here.