Peter Edwards wrote:

> Note that in the UK you can only do this if you pay the appropriate excise
>
>duty.  Many were caught recently by Customs and Excise!
>
>
Same here. The biodiesel movement is a lot like the organic movement,
started in backyards and grew to the point that gov took interest. Now
you have loads of gov organic regs and biodiesel taxes. Plus, big ag
got involved in the organic movemnet and big oil is subverting the
biodiesel movement by making pure biodiesel taxed at a higher rate than
a blend. You in GB are just a bit further along in enforcement.

http://www.biofuels.coop/blog/archives/000171.html

Back on topic. Good post by Allen way back about canola honey and
pollination.

http://listserv.albany.edu:8080/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9905B&L=bee-l&P=R238

All I have seen so far uses canola as a blend for consumer use. Lots of
use for mead.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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