Biofuels news
More supply, less demand, where do we go from here? Larger supplies of corn and soybeans and less demand will bring hard questions — and harder decisions — for farmers in 2024, according to a former Iowa State University Extension economist.
Usage increases weren’t enough to offset soybean and corn production hikes, pushing the projected ending stocks upwards in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s supply and demand report estimates Jan. 12.
There is a boom occurring for renewable diesel with several plants under construction in the United States.
Farm, aviation and biofuel groups voiced support for a science-based approach to measure greenhouse gas emission reductions in Sustainable Aviation Fuel.
The U.S. Department of Treasury and Internal Revenue Service released guidance on the Sustainable Aviation Fuel tax credit.
A strong crush demand market, tight supplies and continued demand from China gives soybeans a bullish potential that could be tempered by a large South American crop.
The U.S. export share of world trade has declined over the years due to increased global competition, making the expansion of biofuels all the more important.
A new generation of biofuels is on the way. The biofuel industry is shifting to renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, said Chad Edwards, project leader at Corteva Agriscience.
2023 was a year of wins and continued challenges that will extend into the new year for the corn industry.
The Illinois Corn Growers Association thanked Rich Clemmons for over four decades of work representing agriculture in Illinois policy. Clemmons announced his retirement after supporting ICGA as a lobbyist since 2008.
During the Farm Progress Show, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski stood alongside farmers and biofuels experts to confirm ethanol’s role in lowering carbon and supporting rural economies.
Sixteen of the nation’s top corn grower leaders sent a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen encouraging her to adopt an emissions model developed by the Department of Energy.
The Illinois Soybean Association returns to the Farm Progress Show Aug. 29-31. ISA will be at Booth 605 exhibiting how Illinois farmers’ checkoff dollars are fueling progress for Illinois agriculture.
The Illinois Corn Growers Association teamed up with agricultural organizations throughout the state on Aug. 3 to discuss emerging markets and legislation impacting the industry.
Increasing productivity and profitability of AGCO customers is important for the company to meet the needs of a growing population.