Poll Says Biofuels Top Long-Term Energy Solutions Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 19, 2008 Biofuels top the list as the most acceptable avenue to long-term energy security in the U.S. That’s the […]
CropLife Retail Week: Bayer Glyphosate Letter, Bunge-Viterra Merger Update, and Introducing Ask the Audience By Eric Sfiligoj|April 26, 2024
Indigo Ag and Red Trail Energy Collaborate on Sustainable Biofuels to Maximize Benefits From Clean Fuel Tax Credit Programs By Indigo Ag|April 25, 2024
TFI Awards Biostimulant Certification to Hello Nature at BioAgTech World Congress By The Fertilizer Institute|April 25, 2024
Corngrass May Speed Up Biofuels Research Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 9, 2008 Corngrass, a little-known variation of the typical towering cornstalk, might hold the key to fast, cheap, eco-friendly ways […]
Biofuel Makers See Ally In Obama Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 7, 2008 U.S. biofuel makers, struggling to make a profit at a time of tumbling oil and gasoline prices, look […]
Sweet Dreams For Biofuel Base Posted by Matt Hopkins|November 4, 2008 "What was once drizzled on hot biscuits could now power cars if several middle Georgia companies make headway […]
Biofuels Grow Up By Lisa Heacox|November 4, 2008 Just before the corn-based ethanol boom shifted into high gear two years ago, CropLife® magazine offered a brief […]
Looking Beyond Ethanol Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 23, 2008 Researchers are trying to domesticate Mother Nature and use “super bugs” like E. coli microbes for fuel. "Nature […]
National Biofuels Plan Unveiled Posted by Matt Hopkins|October 15, 2008 Officials have unveiled the National Biofuels Action Plan (NBAP), an interagency plan detailing the collaborative efforts of federal […]
Testing Switchgrass, Sorghum For Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 16, 2008 Energy crop company Ceres, Inc. will trial improved switchgrass cultivars and high-biomass sorghum hybrids with Range Fuels, Inc. […]
The Case For Cellulosic Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 15, 2008 Even while tending to his crop on his family’s central Illinois farm, grower Eric Rund has been digging […]
The Ethanol Squeeze Play By Eric Sfiligoj|September 15, 2008 Not to over-simplify the situation, but the ag retail marketplace really had an easy time in 2007. For […]
Entering The Ethanol Age By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 12, 2008 Back in January, CropLife® magazine published its short list of top retailer issues for 2006: product pricing, glyphosate […]
Biofuels Boost Input $ By Amy L. Fahnestock|September 11, 2008 Input sales are the lifeblood of any successful ag dealership. The spring of 2007 — and into the […]
Biodiesel’s Promise By Eric Sfiligoj|September 11, 2008 Although ethanol growth is receiving the lion’s share of attention among ag retailers when it comes to biofuels, […]
Biofuels: Future Challenges & Opportunities Posted by Matt Hopkins|September 11, 2008 You can’t pick up a newspaper or watch the news these days without seeing something about biofuels. The […]
Biofuels’ Big Picture By Dr. Jim Budzynski|September 11, 2008 What is the outlook for biofuels? We must admit that initially, we were quite guarded about the industry. […]
Ag Secretary Praises Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|August 28, 2008 U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says increasing the renewable fuel standard from 36 billion gallons by 2022 to […]
No-Till Fuels Ethanol Value Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 25, 2008 Ethanol-based corn may be getting a bum rap, in light of the growing global food crisis, but the […]
Ethanol ‘Smear Campaign’ Angers Farm Bureau Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 11, 2008 The Illinois Farm Bureau is asking its 80,000 members to contact large food companies about an alleged ‘smear […]
Food Summit Keys On Biofuels Posted by Matt Hopkins|June 11, 2008 World leaders overcame disputes over biofuels and other concerns to counter hunger and soaring food prices. Delegates from […]
