Off-Road Biodiesel for
Working Operations

Pines USA produces off-road biodiesel from used cooking oil recovered by Pines Green. The product is intended for agricultural and industrial non-road diesel applications.

Off-Road Biodiesel Built
for Working Land

Farms, ranches, and construction operations depend on diesel to work. Tractors, irrigation pumps, hay equipment, skid steers, and generators all run on it. Pines USA produces an off-road biodiesel as an alternative for those non-road applications.

The product is derived from used cooking oil recovered by Pines Green from restaurants and food service operations, then processed at the group's Athens, Texas facility. Feedstock, production, and delivery all stay under the group's control.

Off-road fuel is not subject to the same on-highway tax structure as pump diesel, which matters for high-volume users. Contact us to discuss current pricing and availability. If you also need conventional diesel, gasoline, or DEF, Pines Fuel Brokerage can quote those alongside it.

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What We Produce

The product is produced from used cooking oil feedstock and processed through transesterification. The following is a general overview. Contact us for full specification and batch documentation.

B100

Blend Grade

Our base product is B100, meaning it is 100 percent biodiesel by volume. It can be blended with petroleum diesel at various ratios depending on your equipment requirements and operating conditions.

Off-Road

Intended Application

This fuel is classified for off-road use only. It is appropriate for farm tractors, irrigation equipment, generators, skid steers, and other non-highway diesel machinery.

Recovered

Feedstock Origin

Feedstock is used cooking oil recovered by Pines Green from restaurants, commercial kitchens, schools, and food service operations. Collection and production sit under the same group.

Athens, TX

Processing Location

Production takes place at the group's processing facility in Athens, Texas. All processing is done in house under direct operational control.

Flexible

Volume Options

We work with buyers to determine appropriate delivery volume and frequency based on the size of their operation. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.

Regional

Distribution Area

Deliveries run from the Athens facility across the surrounding region. Reach out to confirm availability for your location and to discuss logistics for your operation.

Considerations for
Commercial Buyers

  • Domestically Produced
    Feedstock is recovered and processed in the United States. There is no imported product in the supply chain.
  • Off-Road Tax Considerations
    Off-road fuel is subject to different tax treatment than highway diesel. For high-volume farm operations, this is a factor worth evaluating with your accountant.
  • High Lubricity
    Biodiesel is well known for its superior lubricity properties compared to ultra-low-sulfur petroleum diesel, which can benefit injection pump and fuel system components in older equipment.
  • Controlled Supply Chain
    The group collects the feedstock, processes it, and delivers the finished product. Fewer parties in the chain means fewer places for a delivery to fall apart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many diesel engines, particularly those manufactured before 2007, can run on biodiesel blends with little or no modification. Equipment manufactured more recently may have compatibility considerations. Check your equipment manufacturer documentation and contact us to discuss your specific situation before purchasing.
B100 is pure biodiesel with no petroleum diesel blended in. A B20 blend is 20 percent biodiesel and 80 percent petroleum diesel. Different blends perform differently across temperatures and equipment types. We will recommend a ratio for your operation.
Biodiesel has a higher cloud point than petroleum diesel, meaning it can begin to gel at lower temperatures. In Texas winters this is generally manageable, particularly with blended product. Storage location and blend ratio address most cold weather concerns. Ask us before the season changes rather than after.
We work with buyers of varying sizes. Contact us to discuss current availability and what purchase arrangement makes sense for your operation. We will talk through logistics before you commit to anything.
Pricing reflects current feedstock costs, production volume, and market conditions. We do not publish a fixed price list because those factors move. Reach out for a current quote and to discuss volume pricing for larger operations.
Both are available depending on your location and volume. Contact us to determine what works best for your operation.
Yes. Pines Fuel Brokerage sources bulk diesel, gasoline, DEF, and on site fueling through its supplier network. A single conversation can cover both the biodiesel and the conventional product you need. See the Fuel Brokerage division for details.
Pines Green collects used cooking oil from restaurants, commercial kitchens, schools, and food service operations at no charge, and supplies the containers. See Pines Green to schedule collection.

Discuss Pricing and Availability

Send your equipment type, expected volume, delivery location, and storage setup. We will come back with a blend recommendation and a current price.