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Grocery store produce as biogas fuel?

 
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I live in a town where I could get tons of grocery store produce, all the blemished veggies they throw out. This would be great for a biogas plant, but I worry about chemical residue in that stuff. The gas of course would be fine, but the liquid fertilizer might be toxic...! Is there any experience or advice out there?? THANKS
 
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