Camelina Products

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Earl Fisher Biofuels is owned by two fourth generation farmers

in Chester, Montana. These two men have high hopes to

to create job opportunites and economic growth for their

community by starting a biofuel LLP. They eventually hope

to start biofuel companies in similar small towns.

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Flathead Biodiesel is located in Kalispell, Montana. Their

goal is to breathe new life into the farming market in

their region. Flathead Biodiesel will be growing camelina

and selling products at the most current prices. They

are also helping to ease the transition from nonrenewable

energy to alternative energy.

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Great Northern Growers is a Montana Producer Cooperative

that works exclusively with Montanan grown crops. These

crops have exceptional health and nutritional benefits that

Great Northern Growers is sharing with the world wide market.

They are also working with Camelina and its biodiesel properties.

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Great Plains - The Camelina Company is focused on renewable

fuel energy. Specifically, Camelina. Great Plains manufactures

and markets Camelina biodiesel with the intention of "developing

Camelina into an Ultra-Premium feedstock choice powering

agriculture into the future". Duane Johnson, previous director of

Biobased Institute at MSU, is a huge component of the company.

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"Mountain Meadows’ mission is to provide safe,

effective products for pets, people and the environment

using materials grown in the Earth. No chemicals,

synthetics or perfumes are added."

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Peaks & Prairies is a Montana company located in Malta.

There, they have been producing biobased oils and lubricants since 2000.

Not only do they manufacture their exclusive formuals,

but they also research and test their products for maximum quality.

Peaks & Prairies is also involved with research at MSU.

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Sustainable Oils is based in Portland, Oregon and

Bozeman, Montana. Targeted Growth Inc. and Green

Earth Fuels joined together to form Sustainable Oils.

As a team they will be producing and marketing up to

"100 million gallons of Camelina-based biodiesel by 2010".