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BioFuelNet works with Airbus and Air Canada May 2013

BioFuelNet has signed an agreement with Air Canada and Airbus to help them find the most promising biofuels for aviation. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Create chemicals from biomass waste April 2013

W-Madison chemists have identified an approach to use oxygen gas to convert lignin into a replacement for fossil fuels. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Organization launches map of algae research April 2013

A new map of the algae industry published online by the Algae Biomass Organization shows production facilities and research projects in North America. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Duckweed for use as a biofuel March 2013

Researchers are looking to duckweed as a cheap and sustainable source of biomass for producing gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Improving biofuel production through genetic engineering February 2013

Michigan State University researchers have genetically engineered plants with oily leaves, which could aid in biofuel and animal feed production. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Sugar beets - an alternative to petrochemicals? February 2013

The ASBG will study the use of sugar beets and energy beets in the production of sustainable alternatives to petrochemicals. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

NextGen Biofuels Fund accepting applications December 2012

Sustainable Development Technology Canada is now accepting applications for the 2013 NextGen Biofuels Fund. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

From wine to biomass December 2012

A group of young high school researchers have begun a project that looks at yeast on grapes, with the end goal of studying biofuel production. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Making fire more green November 2012

Researchers with the USDA Agricultural Research Service have created fire logs created from a rather surprising and ubiquitos raw material: grass clippings. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Alltech predicts a decrease in feed production October 2012

Alltech vice president Aidan Connolly predicts a contraction in global feed production of 3-5 per cent in 2013, due to a number of large factors. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Purdue University to develop $5 million biofuel process

Purdue University researchers have received $5.2 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a plant that can make biofuel products. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Mass spectrometry unveils new biofuel research opportunities

The U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory has pioneered new techniques of mass spectrometry that can help find new biofuel research opportunities. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

USDA releases agroforestry guide

The USDA Forestry Service has released an agroforestry handbook entitled "Profitable Farms and Woodlands," for farmers and woodland owners. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Vermont Tech to create biomass facility with Canadian technology

Vermont Technical College, in association with Quebec's Bio-Methatech, will create a biomass facility on the college farm. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Costs of mesquite biomass

Researchers from the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Service are exploring the costs associated with processing mesquite for biomass use. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

More to lupins than meets the eye May 2012

Every June the Prince Edward Island landscape comes alive with wild lupins. The flowers are a potential health benefit for humans. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Downy mildew in peas showing more often February 2012

There isn’t a need to hit the panic button, but keep an eye on downy mildew. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Canadian company showcases closed-loop ethanol plant December 2011

Atlantic BioEnergy Corp. expects to be producing ethanol at its new $6.2 million demonstration plant in Cornwall, Prince Edward Island by the end of January. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Towards better management of Rhizoctonia November 2011

Rhizoctonia is a serious disease issue for many different crops across Canada and around the world. In Ontario soybean fields, it is an increasing problem, with yield impacts ranging from less than five percent to 50 percent. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Stripe rust widespread in 2011 October 2011

The final disease surveys aren’t in yet, but 2011 will go down as one of the more infectious years for stripe rust in wheat caused by the fungus Puccinia striiformis. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

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