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Diesel from dust: using low fertility soils for biodiesel crops

DescriptionDiesel from dust: using low fertility soils for biodiesel crops. The escalating issue around peak oil in the context of the far-reaching global demand for fossil fuels is nothing new. Likewise, the increasing pressure this demand places on sourcing alternative fuels is also well established. One option is biofuels. Project: Biodiesel crops for marginal land. Researchers: Professor Steve Wratten, Distinguished Professor Alison Stewart, Vonny Fasi, Dr Wadia Kandula, Dr Hossein Alizadeh, Anna-Marie Barnes, Dr Karen Adair, Yann-David Varennes, Bruce Smallfield & Richard Martin (Plant & Food Research).Corporate AuthorLincoln UniversityPersonS. WrattenA. StewartV. FasiW. KandulaH. AlizadehA. BarnesK. AdairY. VarennesB. SmallfieldR. MartinOrganisationLincoln UniversityBio-Protection Research CentreDate2013-2014Keywordsbiodiesel cropslow fertility soilsalternative fuelsbiofuelsoilseed raperesearchFilenameDiesel from dust: using low fertility soils for biodiesel cropsSourceTransform 2013-2014, page 81.Item Reference0001186

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Diesel from dust: using low fertility soils for biodiesel crops