See how #Ford and @JoseCuervo work together to give excess agave a second chance as potential car parts. #FarmToCarhttps://t.co/OmvRv11dSj
— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) July 19, 2016
Ford Motor Company has been at the forefront of the quest for greener, more eco-friendly materials for almost two decades. In 2000, Debbie Mielewski, senior technical leader of Ford's materials sustainability research, had the idea to make seat-cushion foam out of soybeans, instead of petroleum.
Doing so could not only reduce dependence on oil, it could provide a new revenue stream for farmers...