BioDieselNow - Renewable biodiesel fuel

Hi, I just started a little over 200 plants from seed in College Station, Texas. They are about 8 days old and about 6-7 inches tall. I have one acre near Port Lavaca, Texas where we will be planing them, as well as another 300 that will be ready to plant in a few more weeks. That will give us 500 Jatropha...

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Perdurabo, Caldwell county looks good, just slightly northeast of San Antonio right? I'll address your issues and hope I provide enough info for you to help you decide. Animals arent going to eat the fruit. They know its toxic. One sniff and its No thank you Sir, I do not want another, or even one...

I have been looking at making biodiesel for over a year now. But i have been reluctant to launch because of the unknown of WVO. Would a Co-op help in this regard? What else would a Co-op accomplish? What is the current price of WVO and are there reliable sources? Tom Tomball, Spring area.

ive looked into west texas, specifically near el paso. I dont think you have to worry about the freezing there, my main concern was there are only tiny town's. blink twice and you've missed the town doing 70 down the highway. i've looked on the Texas Veteran's Land board (where they have...

wow, very excited. went around to the banks and such yesterday (took a half day off at work anyhow). going this weekend to see the land i was hoping to buy, and its 4.75 acres. the price is the same, $20,000, about 20 - 30 minutes from my home and................ I've obtained financing. 85% for...

just found 4.5 (roughly) acres of land for sale about 20 minutes from my house at a reasonable price (for this area), 20K. ya i know thats 5k per acre, but every realtor i've talked to in the past 3 months has quoted nothing less than 10K per acre unless you're willing to purchase 100 or more...

Hello everybody. I am exploring the idea of starting a biodiesel club in NW Fort Worth. I loved the idea of making my own BioDiesel but hated the seemingly immense time and energy associated with most approaches. I would rather pay 4.15 a gallon http://www.biodieselwarehouse.com/xc...0&cat=0&page...

in all forms, algae, jatropha curcas, hydrogen, desalination, and every other technology conceived by man and not yet conceived. Texas has led the way for so many things, Oil, NASA, Ranching, Farming, Solar, Wind and so much more. Its so good to see groups forming in Austin, Dallas, Houston, El Paso...

if so what are the requirements