Archived - Valuing Canola and Camelina Meal as a Biodiesel Byproduct

Name: Valuing Canola and Camelina Meal as a Biodiesel Byproduct
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Biodiesel production from oil seed crops such as canola and camelina yield a byproduct that can be used as a livestock feed supplement. There are concerns and limitations on each however, based on fac …

Published: May 2016

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