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Jatropha Benefits and Characteristics
Benefits and Characteristics
Grows in many types of soils (the better the soil the better the oil yield)
Grows in Tropical and sub-tropical climates
Grows in very arid conditions
Helps combat desertification
Requires little maintenance
Improves soil fertility throughout its life-cycle
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Jatropha Benefits and Charateristics
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Jatropha Collection
Possesses medicinal as well as other multiple uses (e.g. various lubricants)
Basically a carbon neutral oil production due to plants CO2 sequestration
Create “green cover” for long term heat deflection and erosion control
A perennial requiring far less fertilizer and chemicals than annual crops
Lower Green House Gas emissions than most other agrofuel plants
Plantations will generate crops for 30-50 years
Oil yield is among the highest of tree born seeds
Market price is set according to fuel values
Carbon Credit sales potential
Intercropping possible over first few years
Seedcake (waste product after oil pressed out) for fertilizer or fuel pellets
Enhances energy security for countries via less fuel imports required
Provides additional income to rural communities from underutilized land
Generates rural employment
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