That seems like a pretty good idea! But what about during fall and winter? I was thinking bacteria and fungus because I could just grow it indoors all year round; perhaps if I built some indoor hydroponic system, I could plants indoors as well. What are some good, small oily plants?
Also, how would you effectively harvest their oils and lipids? I was thinking maybe column chromatography? Maybe buy a buret online and some silica gel, pack it and run it through to separate oils from the cell components? Would that work? What kind of mobile phase would I need?
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