Monday, October 22, 2007

Out of gas?

In the past: The first oil was squeezed from the purest and finest virgin oil from OLIVES. It is the treasure of the Jews and Greeks. Olive oil had its precious content for its not only used for cooking, baking, bathing, cosmetics but also being used for medicinal purposes. It is widely use all over the world that a small bottle of genuine olive oil will cost you $5.00/10 ml.

As time goes by, the consumption of oil is becoming a great problem for the production is limited for not too many plant olive trees because it requires a certain kind of soil and climate. Besides with the population explosion, the production of olive oil is not enough. It is such a high commodity product that its demand is very much valued in the past and at present. Reality is the price and the output cannot meet the demands. That's why the rest of the population seek and discovered that there are other plants capable of of producing oil.

Here are the list of plants that can produce oil for its commercial value:

1. Coconut
2. Corn
3. Sunflower
4. Canola
5. Other vegetables

Animals and fish that natural oil and gas can be derived from:

1. Cows/ Cattles
2. Pigs
3. Chicken
4. Turkey
5. Seals and sealions
6. Walrus
7. Salmon
8. Tuna

Other Sources:

1. Left over oil from commercial deep fryers from restaurants and other commercial establishments. The process and methods of straining this oil can be turned to extra energy.

2. Cogon grass

3. Papyrus plants

4. Wheat and other grain products if its possible (?) Try it or make an experiment.

I was thinking whether pumpkins and family of squash can produce oil? Uhm, just asking.

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