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Thanksgiving on the combine
In my days as a farm kid, I fed cattle, or worked with them in some way, on every holiday during the year. On a few Thanksgivings, in years that the cattle were still in fall pasture, I used an axe to...
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Peterson hopeful EPA won’t cut RFS

Peterson hopeful EPA won’t cut RFS U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson is hopeful that the Environmental Protection Agency will not reduce the nation’s Renewable Fuel Standard by as much as it has proposed.

By Tom Cherveny , March 20, 2014

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Biofuel concerns aren’t justified

Bemidji’s school buses performance during this winter’s harsh weather raised some concerns about biodiesel, and the Minnesota’s plans to increase the required biodiesel blend from the current 5 percent blend (B5) to 10 percent (B10) this summer.

By Robert Moffitt , March 17, 2014

Renewable Fuel Standard reality check

The Renewable Fuel Standard has been so successful that the oil industry now sees ethanol as a major threat to its bottom line. Unfortunately, Annette Meeks’ opinion piece, “Ethanol mandate hurts environment,” recently published in Agweek, shamelessly parroted many of the oil industry’s false claims about ethanol and repeatedly cites skewed facts from an Associated Press story that can only be described as a “hatchet job” against the ethanol industry.

By Tom Buis , March 17, 2014

Meeks letter misses the mark

I disagreed with the March 10 commentary, “Ethanol mandate hurts environment,” by Annette Meeks of the Freedom Foundation of Minnesota.

By Ashwin Raman , March 17, 2014

Ethanol mandate hurts environment

Congress has a rare opportunity to finally fix a legislative and financial fiasco: It can and should repeal the Renewable Fuel Standard once and for all. Repeal of the standard would result in a big gain for American taxpayers who have been footing the bill for higher energy and food prices — based on false promises.

By Annette Meeks , March 10, 2014

Expect changes to corn insurance

Corn growers will notice a couple of major changes in crop insurance for 2014.

By SDSU Extension Service , March 03, 2014

Don’t mess with the RFS

We are governors from neighboring states and different political parties. We don’t agree on everything, but we stand united in our belief that our nation needs a robust Renewable Fuel Standard and together in our opposition to the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to weaken the RFS.

By Mark Dayton and Terry Branstad , March 03, 2014

Mixed results in Minn. corn growers’ survey

Minnesota corn farmers are cautiously optimistic, but slightly less confident than a year ago, according to an independent survey commissioned by the Minnesota Corn Growers Association.

By Jonathan Knutson , February 13, 2014

Corn pile biggest since 1994; record crop overwhelms use

Stockpiles of corn in the U.S., the world’s top grower, are rising at the fastest pace in 19 years as a record crop overwhelms increased demand for the grain used to make livestock feed and ethanol.

By Jeff Wilson , January 10, 2014

China rejects more US GMO corn

China has blocked the entry of another U.S. corn cargo, and three more may be turned away, after tests found a strain of unapproved genetically-modified (GMO) corn.

By Reuters , December 16, 2013

Corn market expectations

Much of the discussion in the corn market, and in crop markets in general, has become focused on the potential for a protracted period of low prices and the likely impact on farm incomes and land values.

By Debra Levey Larson , December 16, 2013

USDA Delivers Bearish Punch On Wheat; Corn, Soy Stocks Down

WASHINGTON - Lower prices created resurgent demand for U.S. corn at home and abroad, including in the ethanol market, the U.S. government forecast on Tuesday, resulting in smaller, but still ample, stocks at the end of this marketing year.

By Charles Abbott , December 10, 2013

What is the long-term impact of RFS cut?

The rumors are true. The Environmental Protection Agency has formally announced its plan to reduce minimum biofuel volumes for 2014.

By David Ripplinger , December 09, 2013

RFS cut may drive corn prices down

The U.S. government in recent years has not needed to prop up grain farmers’ income with subsidies, but those payments could come roaring back if the lower ethanol mandate proposed this month drives corn prices lower.

By Charles Abbott , December 09, 2013

Propane supply concerns ease

Corn harvest closed.

By Mikkel Pates , November 25, 2013

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