Canola

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Canola

• Growing Potential for Industrial Applications
• ASA-CSSA-SSSA 2006 Intl. Meetings
• Dr. Tom Binder
• November 14, 2006

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Canola Growing Potential for Industrial
Applications

• AGENDA
• The European biodiesel experience
• Traditional industrial applications
• New potential applications
• Food
• Industrial

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• Why Rapeseed works for European Biodiesel

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Rapeseed production in 2004
Worldwatch Institute, Biofuels for Transportation
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Rapeseed Outyields Other Cropsin the EU
Ref 1 http//www.pecad.fas.usda.gov/highlights/2
006/06/europe_20_june_2006/ (5 yr average) Ref
2 http//www.canola-council.org/acreageyields.htm
l (5 yr average) Ref 3 http//www.nass.usda.gov/
nd/fr1005.pdf (2005)
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Potential Oil Yield from Various Crops
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Fatty acid profile of selected oils

• Oil C160 C180 C181 C182
  C183
• Normal Soybean 10.4 4.1 22.9 52.9 7.5
• Normal Canola 4.0 2.0 58.0 20.0 9.0
• Mid Oleic Sunflower 4.6 4.2 61.3 27.3 tr
• Normal Sunflower 7.0 4.5 18.7 67.5 tr
• Corn 10.9 2.0 25.4 59.6 1.0

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Selected properties of oils

• Property Rape Soy Palm Sun
• Cold filter test -12 -4.4
  5 -8
• Degrees C
• Iodine 113 133
  55 135

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The Biodiesel Story
Worlds Largest Biodiesel Plant - Hamburg, Germany
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Biodiesel reduces CO2 Emissionsby 75
CO2 Emissions in Biodiesel and Fossil Fuels
Source BIODIESEL, Energie- und Umweltbilanz,
Rapsölmethylester GET - Gesellschaft für
Entwicklungstechnologie mbH, 2001
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Enhanced Lubricity

• Equipment benefits
• Superior lubricity
• B2 has up to 66 more lubricity than 2 Diesel
• EPA requires sulfur reduction in 2006
• No overdosing concerns

Source National Biodiesel Board
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In the Past Decade there has been Explosive Growth
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Canola Biodiesel in the US

• Canola oil will be converted into biodiesel along
  with soybean oil
• Canola is the same as European Rapeseed oil used
  for biodiesel in Europe
• A winter canola crop could be grown in the
  midwest to add a second crop to existing fields
  and increase supply
• ADM in partnership with Burcon NutraScience to
  explore the use of Canola proteins

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• Traditional and New Industrial Applications for
  Canola Products

Ultimately, all commerce begins with mans
ability to tap the wealth of nature
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Traditional Applications

• Edible Oil
• Livestock Feed
• Lubricants
• additives in synthetic oils, transmission fluids,
  two-cycle motor oils, chain oils, hydraulic oils,
  greases
• Biodiesel

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New Applications

• High Oleic Oils
• Transesterify into oligomer feedstock for
  production of polyurethane, etc.
• Cosmetics Personal Care
• Skin creams
• Lip balms, lipsticks
• Eyeshadows
• Bar soaps

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Soy and Canola meal could be used in composites
for construction materials and automotive
applications with appropriate RD funding and
development A return to Henry Fords
vision nearly 100 years earlier!
These markets exceed 10 B lbs/year of
polymers and adhesives
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PURATEIN? CANOLA PROTEIN

• Canola protein isolate
• The process
• simple, environmentally responsible
• The product
• a protein isolate (gt 90 protein)
• The applications
• excellent emulsification characteristics
• foaming (in combination with Supertein)

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SUPERTEIN? CANOLA PROTEIN

• Canola protein isolate
• The process
• simple, environmentally responsible
• The product
• a protein isolate (gt 90 protein)
• Stable at acid pH
• The applications
• Transparent solutions
• Whipping characteristics

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• As the global population grows, so does the need
  for quality foods, enhanced nutrition, consistent
  feed ingredients for livestock, alternative fuel
  sources, and environmentally friendly chemical
  alternatives. ADM plays a pivotal role in meeting
  every one of these crucial economic challenges.

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ADM
Connecting Crops
To Growing Markets