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Farmer promotes biodiesel plant

Posted on Monday, March 26, 2007 posted by posted by Ecacofonix @ 7:49 AM

Farmer promotes biodiesel plant

March 22, 2007, CBC News

A group of more than 30 farmers gathered in Charlottetown Wednesday night to explore the possibility of building their own biodiesel plant.

The proposal is for the plant to be owned by farmers. It would crush oil from canola grown by Island farmers and mix it with diesel to create a fuel that could run vehicles and heat buildings.

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