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New biodiesel from mustard and camelina developed in Chile
The potential to make biofuels from camelina and mustard is well known, and they might be two good choices for additional oil sources to make biodiesel besides jathropa. The University of Concepción, in Chile, along with nearby agricultural conglomerates, have funded research to discover the potential of camelina and mustard as sources of oil to produce biodiesel. Camelina proved to be a great source of oil, yielding 25 quintals per ha (about 40 bushels/acre) of which half can be extracted into oil to make biodiesel. The better news is ... Read more →
Turning mustard seed to biodiesel in Australia Sebastian Blanco
Pardon me, do you have any biodiesel? In Australia, mustard seed may be the next feedstock for the country's growing biodiesel industry. The South Australian Research and Development Institute ...
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New biodiesel from mustard and camelina developed in Chile 10 months ago on Autoblog Green
The potential to make biofuels from camelina and mustard is well known, and they might be two good choices for additional oil sources to make biodiesel besides jathropa. The University of Concepción, in Chile, along with nearby agricultural conglomerates, have funded research to discover the ...
Turning mustard seed to biodiesel in Australia 3 years ago on Autoblog Green
Pardon me, do you have any biodiesel? In Australia, mustard seed may be the next feedstock for the country's growing biodiesel industry. The South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) likes mustard seed biodiesel because it can grow well in "low rainfall regions that cannot support ...
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