YES,YES we are.

will i didn't get goats, so i got trouble instead lost all my soil to bamboo roots

Are you kin to any of the Matlocks or Owens in Dixion Tenn

any variety really that would sustain high temp during the day but also cool temp at night. (some exotics are not freeze tolerant) depending on your goals (harvesting or not) a large one like the dendrocalamus asper or the oldhamii (more cold hardy) the sea breeze is another possible choice

We(JK ENERGY) have invented Fast Pyrolysis (continuous) System for conversion of any dry agro waste to active energy without the pollution of environment. We developed a pilot project(1 Ton) for Maharashtra Bamboo Development Board,Nagpur, Maharashtra.On the completion of the process of Dry Bamboo Waste. we get three Bio Products 1) Pyrolysis Oil - 50% 2) Activated Charcoal - 30% 3)Syn Gas.-20% •)(with the help of LIT-Laxminarayan Institute of Technology,Nagpur) On distillation of pyrolysis oil we get * Light Diesel Oil(LDO-30/35%) *Compressed Natural Gas(CNG-20%) *Fertilizer Liquid(45-50%) •)The Activated Charcoal obtained from the system is used in various industries such as Cosmetic industry, Pharmaceutical industry and Fertilizer industry.The Activated Charcoal can also be used for Purification of Water. •)Syn gas can be used for generation of Electricity and on compression of syn gas we get Compressed Natural Gas(CNG). This is a patented (publish) project and the size of the system varies from 1 tonne per day to 40 tonne per day

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I'm worried about this too, but from what I understand, there are responsible ways to contain its maximum growing space

build a moat around it and even that won't work don't plant something one day when your to old to fight it and it will cost you big bucks in damage

These are all opinions. Bamboo is grown here in the U.S. I even seen them around agriculture fields. And even amongst trees. Yes it is an hard to kill plant. But it damn sure beats the hell out of pine. Pine can take from any where from 20 to 25 years to grow. And that's if your grow survives the bugs. And also when pine lumber gets wet it's useless. But bamboo spends most of it life gathering water. So it gets a smacking 100% on my chart.