locally produced and consumed biodiesel as a way of spurring...

locally produced and consumed biodiesel as a way of spurring economic growth in small rural communities

The Earl Fisher mini-plant, which produces only 275,000 gallons a year, is Montana’s only commercial-scale biodiesel plant

In our little community, it is a refreshing change. We’re getting people in and employing them rather than leaving our community

Co-products from the plant, namely glycerin and meal, are providing low-cost heating fuel and livestock feed for local producers.

It’s rural revival,” Woods says

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