Poisonous shrub can help to produce biodiesel for cars with residue used as biomass to power electricity plants
Farmer Li Guangrong was overjoyed last year when he received a red envelope filled with 3,000 yuan in cash.
The 59-year-old man from Southwest China's Yunnan province had not expected to earn the extra money from looking after a jatropha plantation during his spare time.
After all, planting rice and corn on 5-mu (0.33 hectares) of land contracted to his family has been his top priority.
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