Produce fuel from sunflower oil

Producing fuel from sunflower oil can be an additional source of income for farmers. That's the belief of Daniel Lalarbie, who has two years of experience in running a biological farm.

"This type of fuel is easy for me to grow in rural areas, because of simple equipment, easy to finance. We can sell oil directly from the mining site and retain the added value," Daniel said.

With 20 hectares of sunflower, he produces from 10 to 15,000 liters of oil per year, used for agricultural motorcycles."Production costs are reduced by 20-30% compared to industrial diesel prices." In addition, the remaining corpse is called the oil cake he used to raise layers of chickens. "This product contains up to 28% protein, fiber and many ingredients needed to balance layer chicken diets."

His production system is increasingly attractive to farmers. They expect to sell this new fuel someday at gas stations.

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