You often only find biodiesel in the Midwest or areas where corn is a big market. Biodiesel is made out of corn and that's why. Biodiesel will make your diesel engine get better gas mileage just so you know.
Biodiesel has a distinctive odor that is often described as being similar to that of cooking oil or fried food, particularly when it is made from vegetable oils. The smell can vary depending on the feedstock used; for example, biodiesel made from soybeans may have a more earthy scent, while that made from used cooking oil can have a stronger, more pungent aroma. Overall, many people find the smell of biodiesel to be less offensive compared to traditional diesel.
Non-biodiesel fuel, typically referred to as traditional diesel or petroleum diesel, can be found at most gas stations and fuel retailers that offer diesel fuel services. Additionally, it is available at truck stops and fuel depots that cater to commercial vehicles. For specific applications, such as off-road or agricultural use, non-biodiesel fuel can also be sourced from specialized suppliers or distributors. Always ensure that the fuel meets the necessary specifications for your vehicle or equipment.
Wikipedia provides an excellent encyclopedia style article on biodiesel fuel. Other websites that offer information about biodiesel fuel are the U.S. Department of Energy's Biodiesel page and the National Biodiesel Board's page.
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