Biofuels and Ethanol: Key to the Future of U.S. Agriculture
Ethanol and biofuel are crucial for High Plains farmers seeking added value for their crops, according to Ken Eriksen.
As U.S. agriculture navigates global markets, energy demands, and sustainability goals, biofuels like ethanol and renewable diesel play a pivotal role in shaping the future of corn and soybeans.
Based on a presentation at the S.E. Agricultural Cooperators Conference in Jakarta, Indonesia, this article explores the implications of biofuels for U.S. agriculture, highlighting the resilience and reliability of the agricultural supply chain.
The Renewable Fuel Standard has transformed U.S. agriculture over the past two decades, influencing how crops like corn and soybeans are grown, stored, and exported.
The role of biofuels remains pivotal in shaping the future of corn and soybeans.
Author's summary: Biofuels are key to US agriculture's future.
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