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Going Green 

By: by Mark Moore

Welcome to BTI-Greensburg, one of the nation's dealerships and that has nothing to do with the paint on the equipment it sells. Every inch of this John...

A poplar solution 

By: By Lynn Grooms

To Meet future demand for biofuels, the U.S. will need to produce corn and a variety of other feedstocks, including cellulosic material, such as poplars....

Hydrogen power 

New Holland engineers have produced a prototype T6000 series tractor powered by hydrogen. The tractor's combustion engine is replaced with hydrogen fuel...

Running with the wind 

By: By Lynn Grooms

Farmers and ranchers have not been a big part of the small-scale wind turbine market in the last five years. But thanks to a 30% tax credit, accelerated...

Equipment Providers 

ABUNDANT RENEWABLE ENERGY 22700 N.E. Mountain Top Rd.Newberg, OR 97132503/538-8298www.abundantre.comContact: Robert Preus ARE manufactures ARE110 (2.5...

Ethanol from stover 

By: By Lynn Grooms

Corn stover could provide as much as 20% of the feedstocks needed for ethanol production by 2030. But is corn stover sustainable? Will growers be able...

REAP energy benefits 

By: By Lynn Grooms

If You want to make your farm more energy efficient, you may qualify for a grant from a new federal energy program. The Rural Energy for America Program...

Next-Generation Engines 

By: By Jodie Wehrspann

Last March John Deere's non-road diesel engine group announced the technology it will use to reach the near-zero emission levels set by the EPA. Diesel...

Big Think 

By: By Lynn Grooms, Mark Moore, Karen McMahon and Jodie Wehrspann

When Mike Boehlje speaks, people listen. The distinguished professor in agricultural economics at Purdue...

Catch our new biofuels blog! 

Read the latest inside news on the biofuels industry in the “BioFuel Lines” blog by Lynn Grooms...

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