Where to get biodiesel in Wisconsin

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natescape Automobile [au] Posted: 05-06-2003 04:26 PM
Please use this forum to list locations biodiesel can be bought. If you have other info, such as hours, price, address, web site, etc, please also list it. There are a pair of fairly comprehensive lists here: http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/default.shtm and http://afdcmap.nrel.gov/locator/LocatePane.asp
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eschady replied on 05-07-2003 09:10 AM
The following 3 Co-ops sell biodiesel to the public, but do not have a retail pump. It is best to call ahead to find out when you may purchase biodiesel. Arlington Farmco, Arlington, WI 1310 Highway I 608-635-2949. http://www.dancofs.com/CoInfo/Locations/service_centers.htm Jefferson Farmco, Jefferson, WI 119 E Preuner St 920-674-7000 http://www.dancofs.com/CoInfo/Locations/service_centers.htm Conserv FS, Kansasville, WI 4304 S Beaumount Ave 262-878-2048 http://home.conservfs.com/
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dumpsterfuel replied on 06-12-2003 05:31 PM
Hi. I'm working with a local ag co-op to secure B100 for use. Currently I've ordered 500 gallons in the form of two totes. They are getting a whopping $2.45/gal from me for it. They are sending a truck to Northfield to pick up bio-d from them. Too many middlemen, but I'm committed to getting local co-ops to provide it. They are Countryside Cooperative, south of Eau Claire. Questions or comments welcome on this situation, price, etc...
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rybonn replied on 06-23-2003 01:36 AM
we have clean filtered fryer oil available for biodiesel production in northeast wisconsin. Rybon industries 920-834-5106 ask for Al.
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yamsTDI replied on 03-15-2004 03:49 PM
For anybody in the Green Bay/DePere Wisconsin area looking for a biodiesel pump, there is one located at 1221 Grant Street in De Pere, Wisconsin. They have a 5% blend at one of the diesel pumps, or they sell straight biodiesel. If anybody has anymore questions, the guy to call is John S at 920-336-6449.
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some_raisins replied on 04-04-2004 05:29 PM
Hello - I live in Madison, WI and have been purchasing biodiesel from Danco for the last 2 summers, and will probably continue to do so this summer. There's a guy named Cam who works there and runs the bio-d pump. It's up in Arlington, WI (about 20 miles north of Madison). If anyone wants directions and/or Cam's direct number, let me know.
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shaunpagan replied on 08-10-2004 07:50 PM
I bought my Jetta last Friday. Unfortunately, it came with a full tank of Dinodiesel. This is my first experience with biodiesel... I hope it works. I contacted Cam in Arlington and he sold me a 100 gallon storage tank and will be delivering 100 gallons of b100 next week free of any delivery charges. I live 20 miles from Arlington. I still have plenty of the smelly stuff in my car's fuel tank to make it until then to try Biodiesel. I'm excited and don't know really what to expect with using 100% biodiesel in my engine. Thank you for this forum. I would never knew Cam existed if it wasn't for you guys and gals.
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PilotAlso replied on 08-12-2004 01:30 AM
My son is traveling to visit my daughter in Mississippi as I type this message. He just called and reported 51mpg on B100 in our 99.5 Jetta. Gotta love this stuff! The car runs smoother and with "no smoke". It even smells good. We're still in the experimental stages, having gone through about 5000 miles of various blends. ZERO PROBLEMS, nothing but good things so far. Good luck with your new car and have fun with the BioD. Al
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RallySTX replied on 10-16-2004 10:12 PM
I live in Janesville, 50 Mi, s. of Madison, I would be very interested in gettin some of the good stuff from Cam!!
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jgsharp replied on 11-05-2004 03:45 PM
Would love to get Cam's info. I will send you an email. Jason
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eschady replied on 11-05-2004 06:51 PM
The info is listed in the 2nd post of this thread. The new website is http://www.frontierfscoop.com/CoInfo/coinfo_start.htm You are looking for the Arlington Coop (part of Danco). Good luck. E
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Would love to get Cam's info. I will send you an email. Jason
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bikes n rovers replied on 08-18-2005 07:13 PM
The BP in Lyndon Station, just off of I 90-94 has B5. FYI Tad
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pickam replied on 09-15-2005 09:18 AM
What are you guys down my Madison paying per gallon in bulk, delivered to your house?
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eschady replied on 09-19-2005 09:49 AM
See the following site: http://www.fryaway.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=69&Itemid=2 Fryaway comes to Madison weekly now I believe, and pricing is in the 2.75 - 3.00 range for B100. E
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What are you guys down my Madison paying per gallon in bulk, delivered to your house?
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vman replied on 09-20-2005 10:30 PM
La Farge, WI They have B50 Blended #1 diesel and soy biodiesel. I thin kthe sign had the price at $2.79 10 Cents cheaper than Reg Unleaded.! :) The biodiesel in this area is being driven by CROPP - Organic Valley Farms Co-op.
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Hopeful_bioman replied on 10-02-2005 09:16 PM
Ok. Hi, im a 17-year old kid in wisconsin who is hoping to open a BD plant in wisconsin and i foolishly thought i would be the fisrt. I am not looking for partners i am looking for advice. Considering how many there seem to be and how many big-time companies are opening and expanding ones, should i still go through with it? I live around Stevens Point. Also, if you have any advice to offer me i would be most grateful.
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Duluth Biodiesel Co-op replied on 10-07-2005 07:44 PM
B100 is now available in Bayfield, WI through the Duluth Biodiesel Co-op. Contact duluthbiodiesel(at)gmail.com, or call Thomas at 218-340-6153.
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westbend western star replied on 10-09-2005 09:19 AM
I am looking for a co-op supplier for up to 500 gal of bio per week I own a semi, and a 2000 ford super duty squeasel. I am in west bend. west bend western star.
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rainbird997 replied on 11-02-2005 05:59 PM
Armco Energy is located in Racine. They sell soy-based biodiesel in any quantity from 1 gallon on up. Contact info: Armco Energy Services, LLC. A. Royse Myers (President) 4011 Hounds Trail Racine, WI 53402 262-639-3139 Their website is [url]www.armcoenergy.com[/url] There has already been some discussion about this company in another thread of this forum, but it's a somewhat obscure thread now. I'm not sure if it's appropriate to provide cross-links within the forum, but here goes ... The other thread is at [url]http://forums.biodieselnow.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2274[/url]
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RallySTX replied on 11-04-2005 05:27 PM
I called Armco, GLbio, TCIbio, and two FS coops. Best price for b100, 3.71, a gallon at the Broadhead FS coop. Armco had 14 gallons left of b100 at 3.77 per gallon. Jefferson has b5 at the pump for now, but intend to kill it soon. GLbio, and TCIbio no answer to phone or email. At those prices I'll pass for now. Anybody got a good gas powered chevy dually for sale?
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