"Dick Carlstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Keith: "A couple of things to add. Biodiesel may or may not be feasible at the individual small-peasant level...."
*or necessary, i might add... bullocks, mules, and such are known to have little use for biodiesel, being programmed to run better on biomass. Carabaos work fine for tilling and short-range transport of the harvest, but farm-to-market transportation is by motor truck - there is no alternative. That is where fuel costs come in for everybody. If you have your own 1940 Dodge 5/4T and it's running, you buy the fuel; if you hire it done you pay the trucker to buy the fuel. *i understand that coco water alky gives you an unbearable hangover. a shot of biodiesel 'the morning after the night before' might help straighten things out. it should clear your brain, as well as other parts of your humanity. Coconut water is not fermented to a beverage as far as I know. You are probably thinking of tuba or arrak, which is made from the nectar of the coconut flower. *folks, i wish we'd get REAL on this. there's ~ one thousand million subsistence farming operations going on in this planet, and none of them has a tractor, or anything else that runs on biodiesel, cocokero, or whatever. See above. Any farmer who wants to market part of his crop ends up using the roads, directly or indirectly. And that means motor fuel. He might as well be making it, if he can make it for less than the cash cost of the fuel he would otherwise have to purchase. Marc de Piolenc Biofuel at Journey to Forever: http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html Please do NOT send "unsubscribe" messages to the list address. To unsubscribe, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
