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jatrophaseeds
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Posted: Wed Jul 26th, 2006 02:29 pm

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Hi farmers,

I recently purchased some Jatropha Seeds from India. These seeds are of Hybrid Variety and resulted in 87 % germination. The saplings are 1.5 ft now and I have now shifted them into the land. I have also tried seeds from some other countries but the seeds from India are the best ones available in the market. You can more details on Jatropha Seeds by visiting any of the following websites:

http://www.jatrophaseeds.com

http://www.jatrophaplantsource.com

http://www.biodieselmaking.com

David

Texas.

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trophaja_wimar
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Posted: Tue Oct 23rd, 2007 02:15 pm

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Are you a "real" David and "really" living in Texas? Well, in this cyber age it is very difficult to prove that a David is a real David.

Well, I cannot get my logic to give me any reason why you (if you are a real David living in Texas) should doing a free advertisement to both of these seeds sellers. It seems to me that you are more likely website owners of those jatropha seeds seller than "a" David.

Sure, this is not a crime. Just logic twisting. And good joke, too.

jatrophaseeds wrote:
Hi farmers,

I recently purchased some Jatropha Seeds from India. These seeds are of Hybrid Variety and resulted in 87 % germination. The saplings are 1.5 ft now and I have now shifted them into the land. I have also tried seeds from some other countries but the seeds from India are the best ones available in the market. You can more details on Jatropha Seeds by visiting any of the following websites:

http://www.jatrophaseeds.com

http://www.jatrophaplantsource.com

http://www.biodieselmaking.com

David

Texas.

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Posted: Mon Apr 28th, 2008 07:16 pm

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Thank for the update. We are base in Brazil and have similar results with our seeds. As you can see are pilot project has been extremely successful and we feel we can produce about 10,000l of biodiesel per hectare. We are in the planning stage of developing 10,000 hectares to eventually have 100,000 hectares. For more information visit out site http://www.biodieselcrops.com or email GHarris@biodieselcrops.com so we can discuss helping one another.

Gregory Harris

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