What is a type of fuel derived from agricultural products?

Blended fuel is a type of fuel derived from agricultural products. It typically consists of a mixture of traditional fuels with biofuels derived from organic materials such as crops, plants, and animal waste. This integration of agricultural products into fuel helps promote sustainability, reduces reliance on fossil fuels, and often decreases greenhouse gas emissions.

Fossil fuels, on the other hand, are formed from decomposed plants and animals over millions of years, while synthetic fuels are man-made fuels created from chemical processes that significantly transform their raw materials. Crude oil, similarly, is a natural fossil fuel extracted from the earth and does not involve agricultural products in its composition. The distinction of blended fuel emphasizes the growing importance of renewable resources and the use of agriculture in energy production.