Published quarterly, the magazine concentrated on 3 main themes; Safety, Sustainability, and Quality.

Also included were updates on Biodiesel conferences that surrounded this great industry at the time along with great articles and details on the latest developments among several prominent Biodiesel brewing groups such as the Piedmont Biofuels Coop! Things like creating a biofilter for disposing of wash water, involving Biodiesel on the farm with kids, how diesel engines are effected by Biodiesel and more!

For small to large operations, this magazine was awesome! You won't find it jam-packed with paid articles by vendors wanting their products to stand out. Instead you'll find down to earth, honest-to-goodness, down & dirty details about brewing Biodiesel and the techniques & tricks discovered to do it quicker, easier, safer and better! As an added bonus you'll be learning about all the movers & shakers surrounding Biodiesel production; all while enjoying a great read!

If you've been making Biodiesel for very long and following the movement, some of these great contributors to biodieselSmarter may be familiar to you!

• Rachel Burton, Piedmont Biofuels
• Kumar Plocher, Yokayo Biofuels
• Bob Armantrout, formerly of Biodiesel Industries
• Frankie Abralind, Pogoil
• Leif Forer, Piedmont Biofuels
• Lyle Estill, Piedmont Biofuels
• Steve Fugate, Green World Biofuels
• Rob del Bueno, Refuel Biodiesel
• And many, many more!

Here's just a sampling of some of the incredible topics that have been covered in this great publication!

• Insightful Editorials On Brewing Biodiesel
• Case Studies Of Brewers From Around The United States
• Tales Of Biodiesel Triumph & Despair
• DIY Articles On Recent Innovations
• True Stories Of Homebrew Adventures
• Interviews With Bio-celebrities And Heroes
• Tips On Safety, Quality & Sustainability
• The REAL Effects Of Biodiesel On Engines
• And Much More!

Also, in January 2010, biodieselSmarter released a map of every B100 Biodiesel filling station available in the United States at that time. It covers the entire 48 continental United States plus Hawaii. Each stations name, address, and phone number is listed in an easy to read format making it a great traveling companion for your cross country road trips!

When it's completely laid open it stretches to a gorgeous 22" tall by 34" wide and folds down to a convenient 8 1/2" x 11" size. It makes a great wall poster, traveling companion, and even a great piece of history of the Biodiesel movement! It can be purchased separately or as part of the set of back issues.

The map also includes great tips & tricks for using B100 in a diesel engine including issues with temperature, materials compatibility, and solvency of the fuel. Also included are quotes from Biodiesel producers from across the country including why people love B100, cool stories about why people got into Biodiesel and trivia about this great renewable fuel! Pick yours up today!

Issue #4 - Winter 2007
- Case Study: Biodiesel is recycling
- Biomechanics: PlayDoh in your fuel system
- Waterless Wash: Amberheavy
- Safety: Bringin' home the bacon

Issue #5 - Spring 2008
- Letter From The Editor
- Letters To The Editor
- The Golden Meniscus: To BQ or not to BQ - is that the quesiton?
- Case Study: Calleva, Brew for the campers
- Safety: Saved by the booze
- Try-it-yourself: Purolite hits small time
- Try-it-yourself: Biofilter
- Case Study: Clagett, Farm brew for the kids
- Interview: The man behind the GL1
- Biomechanics: Zen and the Art of Biodiesel Maintenance
- Spanking Ester: Which are the sexiest ball valves?
- Editor's Query: Tell us about the biodiesel that wasn't

Issue #6 - Summer 2008
- Letter From The Editor
- Letters To The Editor
- Conference: SBS '08 Gets the Scoop
- The Golden Meniscus: The monster at the end of sustainabe biodiesel
- Feedstocks: Algae: the new Snake Oil
- Case Study: From flower to fuel tank
- Sidestreams: Composting: Solution?
- Sidestreams: Dumping glycerine for fun and profit
- Sustainability Task Force: Sustainability in action
- Case Study: High schoolers producing biodiesel by bicycle
- Biomechanics: Madison's SVO Shop
- Spanking Ester: Lunch matters
- Editor's Query: Baptism by Oil

Issue #7 - Fall 2008
- Letter From The Editor: Stay Nervous
- Letters To The Editor
- The Golden Meniscus: How safe is your country's biodiesel?
- Regulators: Regulators at the door
- Best Practices: "Best Practices" published
- Methanol Safety: Understanding MeOH
- Feedstocks: The beancrusher story
- Feedstocks: Grease Wars sizzle on
- Conference: Biodiesel Collective Conference 2008 Highlights
- Case Study: From milk to diesel in Vermon'ts syrup country
- Case Study: A "BYOO" co-op model
- Spanking Ester: Homegrown fuel? Homegrown spills. Homegrown cleanup!
- Editor's Query: & lived to tell about it

Issue #8 - Winter 2008
- Letter From The Editor: First Rule of Repair
- Letters To The Editor
- The Golden Meniscus: Create your own principles
- Fuel Quality: Catalyst: How Much?
- Regulators: Shut down by the Santa Ana Fire Department
- Biomechanics: Teach a woman to veg
- Case Study: The oil flows in Austin
- Future of Biodiesel: The saga of the '09 TDI and it's bio-indigestion
- Case Study: Cattle feed biodiesel
- Farm Fuel: Fueling biodiesel in VT
- Try-it-yourself: Hints from Heloiesel
- Spanking Esters: Glycerides? who gives a drip!
- Editor's Query: Hidden Sludge Hazards

Issue #9 - Spring 2009
- Letter From The Editor: Keepin' It Real (Green)
- Letters To The Editor
- The Golden Meniscus: Write a letter, save a diesel
- From The Control Room: In Communicado
- Conference: SBS highlights SF Bio
- Conference: The big conference in biodieseltown
- Case Study: College bio that lasts?
- Safety: 'From the Fryer' redux
- Case Study: Plenty of grease in an oil state
- Case Study: Blending (!) with an AK farmer
- Case Study: Alaskan highway SVO
- Interview: 1.3 million B100 miles
- Spanking Ester: Are you gonna waste that?
- Zen Car Go: Use protection: a tutorial
- Editor's Query: Thrills, Spills and Chills

Issue #10 - Summer 2009
- Letter From The Editor: Not Just A Regulation
- Letters To The Editor
- The Golden Meniscus: Yokayo: A Case Study
- Safety: What a barrel wants
- Case Study: Biodiesel relief on a tiny carribean island
- Biomechanics: Veg your warranty
- California B100: World peace through Biodiesel
- California B100: Godmothers of B100
- California B100: Meeting a B100 need
- Safety: I love failure prevention
- Spanking Ester: Some producer are fatter?
- Zen Car Go: B99: good for what ails ya
- Editor's Query: 'I Footballed It.'

Issue #11 - Fall 2009
- Letter From The Editor: Small Scale Advantage
- Letters To The Editor
- The Golden Meniscus: Quality control decoded
- Biomechanics: Mail-order bio-ride
- Regulators: Surprise! It's the EPA!
- Case Study: A Co-op Grows Up
- Case Study: Government Biodiesel
- Home Heat: Home heating made greasy
- Dry Wash: Wood chip fuel quality
- Case Study - T-shirt-soaked biodiesel
- Spanking Ester: That new car stink
- Zen Car Go: No biodiesel, there's your problem
- Editor's Query: A Simple Tank, Thanks

Issue #12 - The B100 Fuel Station Map
- Shows B100 Biodiesel Stations Across The United States
- All Lower 48 States Plus Hawaii Shown
- Includes Station Name, Address, And Phone Number
- Large, Easy To Read Print
- Expands To 22" Tall By 34" Wide
- Folds To A Compact 8 1/2" x 11" size
- Contains Tips & Tricks For Biodiesel Use
- Great Trivia Stories About Prominent Biodiesel Producers
- Up To Date Through December 2010
- Great For B100 Road Trips!
- Easily Wall Mountable - Pick Yours Up Today!