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In the mid-1990s, there were significant technological advances in the production of biodiesel, a biodegradable, nontoxic, lower-emitting alternative to petroleum diesel fuel.
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∙ 13y agoIndustrial uses for soybeans include wallboard and plywood, medicines, soaps and disinfectants, pesticides, fertilizers, candles, linoleum, varnish, fire extinguisher fluid, and paint.
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What are some non edible uses for soybeans?
In the mid-1990s, there were significant technological advances in the production of biodiesel, a biodegradable, nontoxic, lower-emitting alternative to petroleum diesel fuel.
Is soybeans a GMO food?
Yes, soybeans have been genetically modified, though there are non-modified varieties of soybeans. Commercially, at least 70% - 80%, possibly more of the soybeans grown in the United States are GMO.
Uses of statistics in agriculture?
If I know that if I plant soybeans each other year and the rotation cycle is corn and soybeans. I will then know that my yield of both corn and soybeans will be 35% greater. Calculate profit.
Are soya beans non-renewable?
Soybeans are renewable because you can grow them again
George Washington Carver found many uses for what?
peanuts soybeans and sweet potato
What did Carver invent?
300 uses for peanuts and hundreds more for soybeans in the years 1925-1927
Are soybeans a raw ingredient?
Apart from some fermented soy products, soybeans are always processed cooked, even soy milk or edamame.
What towns in Maryland grow soybeans?
The farmers in Maryland grow a variety of crops including tobacco, corn, and soybeans. Some farmers plant their soybeans according to the temperature of the soil instead of a by date on the calendar.
What are some non-war uses for catapults ballistas and trebuchets?
Because you're gay.
What are some non- essential water uses?
water balloon fights or a swimming pool
What are some example of non ornamental of gold?
uses for coins such as for money lalala MONEY!
What are some major agricultural resources in Arkansas?
soybeans and rice
