NW Iowa Ethanol Plant Idles Over SRE Waivers
| NW Iowa Ethanol Plant Idles Over SRE Waivers | | |
| | | The company is pointing the finger at small refinery exemptions (SREs) to the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) recently provided to oil refineries by the Trump administration. Read More |
| | | Parked just outside of Ames, Iowa, sits a building that looks like an ordinary Morton structure. However, it’s a building preparing plants for the future. Read More |
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| | | The trade issues with China magnified the developing issues with sourcing active ingredients for pesticides. The effect has played out during the 2018 and 2019 crop years, and it has already influenced planning for 2020. Read More |
| | Some of you are already well into--and maybe nearly finished with--corn harvest, but here are some odds and ends about combine maintenance and operation that I haven't had an excuse to include in earlier blogs: Read More |
| | When it comes down to finding apps that will actually be useful on the farm, however, those numbers drop drastically. Here are five must have apps used and recommended by farmers themselves. Read More |
| | South Korea discovered its first outbreak of deadly African swine fever (ASF) at a pig farm in Paju, South Korea's Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs said on Tuesday. Read More |
| | Heads up to the grain traders! Heavy rains last week In a large area of spring wheat and durum country brought sprouting in the standing heads. Not too much was spared, when checking after the rains some had decent color or was even greenish colored but still was sprouted. Wasn't fit to cut before the rain. A quick call to friends in North Dakota and Minnesota revealed the were in the same position as we were. Just getting started on spring grains.. These rains also affected a large area of southern Canada. My only thought besides losing a very large amount of money and not being able to continue farming is that the cattlemen will have plenty of feed. Please comment if you were in the heavy rainfall areas and you were spared sprouting grain in the heads? Read More |
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