Food production
and transport are particularly dependent on diesel engines and biodiesel is a
crucial part of bringing energy security benefits to the global food supply. In
times of international terrorism, there are heightened concerns about nuclear
proliferation, and Energy Security argues that the future must belong to
bio-energy. If we can achieve energy security we can not only free ourselves
from dependence on fossil fuels -we can also realize environmental security and
a whole host of other central developmental and poverty alleviation goals Given
the realities of the biodiesel markets, a successful biodiesel business plan
begins with an effective feedstock strategy from which process design flows. To
make biodiesel a long-term business opportunity, attention must be to the
critical issue of availability of right feedstock at right cost. Jatropha and
other nonfood will be a vast source of biofuel and a key to reducing our
dependence on fossil fuel Jatropha can bring significant environmental
benefits. It can replace jet fuel and diesel from petroleum without interfering
with food crops or leading to the clearing of forests. Since feedstock is the
single largest cost component in biodiesel production, these considerably less
expensive feed stocks give the producers a significant cost advantage over
producers use rapeseed and soybean oil. To break the link between biodiesel
feedstock and food products; Jatropha and other non-food oil bearing crops are
the cheapest and the viable business propositions with independent or combined
options.
Jumping of a lot
of companies on the bandwagon has enhanced the role and responsibility of the
CJP to provide them, the right steps to start the successful business ensuring
that this crop is planted in the right way and with due cares to what‟s
possible in terms of sustainable farming techniques. Therefore, based on our
proprietary knowledge plant science expertise enhanced technology and extensive
experience and By integrating technical and managerial issues CJP has developed
Jatropha nonfood crops Agricultural & technology Training package to
deliver Competencies through Qualified trainers with a practical 'hands on'
approach. CJP had its 1st , 2nd and 3rd Global Jatropha Hi-Tech Agricultural
Training Programme in India
in Jaipur, Rajasthan from June 11-15, 2007, July-14-18, 2008 , December
13-17, 2010 and September 14-18, 2011 respectively attended by more than 62 countries, were grand
success. The word “Excellent”, which was used by many trainees to describe
their experiences, sums up the JatrophaWorld Training experience. With Jatropha
cultivation becoming an intensifying worldwide trend, how to „Do It IN Right
Way‟
dominated the entire training, with discussions centering on the best practices
in Jatropha for maximum returns. All the trainees who attended were glad to
have
had the opportunity to take their learning beyond the air conditioned comfort
of the conference room, and out into the actual field where they were able to
see, touch, feel and do Jatropha planting first-hand.
CJP’s training program includes:
The construction
of learning guides
- Assessment
tools
- Resources
for delivery
- Delivery
strategies
- Administration
- Collating of
information
This could be
through training, organizing and targeting participants/stake holders by a
comprehensive training package of knowledge on technical know-how in need
assessment, simple managerial skills for self-reliance, proper farming, and
sustainability measure of the whole package.
The JWI 2012 will
be a key international programme in the development of bio-energy industry in
the year 2012 and will attract a multi-national audience with participants
fromUSA, Africa, North- Central and South America, Asia and Europe
Be a part of the
JatrophaWorldIndia 2012
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