Heya Kathy,

Thanks for checkin the site out, this is just its first incarnation, much more to be coming soon.

I'm in Vermont (of all places) currently at the NorthEast’s only biodiesel farm. I haven't seen many like this, anywhere, so that’s why I'm very interested in this project, and spreading the awareness of biodiesel.

What separates this facility, is that all of the ingredients to make biodiesel are grown right there on the farm, from different seed producing crops to press veggie oil from, to sweet sorghum to extract sugars and make ethanol from (Corn is a wasteful source). Mix the two, and you have B100, organic, right from the farm. They completely close the sustainability loop, on a small community scale, have all the fuel for home-heating, the vehicles and farm equipment, with more than enough land left for commercial crops, and what have you.

Using these simple technologies, they can provide a self-reliance to farming (and other) communities and take people off the Petroleum Grids.