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OHYB has a scalable,
sustainable plan that does not rely on mega-refineries or on a single oilseed
crop, such as soybeans and thereby attains maximum control over feedstock and
capital. OHYB reaches peak production efficiency through a combination of
large-scale port city and metro processing facilities and a network of scalable
processors situated in agricultural zones that can be easily supported by local
cultivation of oilseed crops.
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OHYB will establish
distributed biodiesel producer/partners in local markets supported by oilseed
producing agricultural zones throughout the southeastern United States. Each of
these partner/ producers will have the potential of becoming self-sufficient in
production of selected oilseed crops eliminating the variable concerning
feedstock oil supply.
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OHYB will deploy
large-scale biodiesel production centers in Metro Atlanta, Georgia, and the
port cities of Georgetown South Carolina, and Mobile, Alabama. These facilities
will be easily supplied by purchased oil supplies secured from the world
market.
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| OHYB's plan for sustainable production capacity is achieved when OHYB has full control over its feedstock oil supply. The sustainable feedstock strategy begins with the harvest of waste vegetable oil from relationships established with fast food restaurants and food manufacturers; then progresses to imported palm oil to jump start distributed partner/producers and support the prime production facilities; and matures when distributed partners are producing oil feedstock crops; OHYB is producing algae as feedstock; and the OHYB W. Africa jatropha farms are operating.
Contact our Biofuels Division at:
Mjumbe@organichighyield.net
Pam@Organichighyield.net
Delores@organichighyield.net
Imani@organichighyield.net
Steve@organichighyield.net
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Organic High Yield LLC
Global Distribution Network
Corporate Office
3915 Cascade Rd., S.W. Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30331
(404)505-7700
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