Ethanol opponent Pilgrim's Pride files bankruptcy

Kinder Morgan begins ethanol pipeline service

DDGS book advises livestock, poultry producers

Falling gas prices open loophole in Missouri law

Jamerson: All is well at Mascoma

For the second year in a row, Canada-based Iogen Corp. supplied cellulosic ethanol to the National Auto Sport Association's 25 Hours of Thunderhill, the longest road race in the world./PHOTO: IOGEN CORP.

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Iogen refuels GAM racecar at Thunderhill

Legislators call on Congress to protect US ethanol

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U.K. ag biochemist brings xylanase expertise to Georgia university

Grain suppliers uncertain about VeraSun contracts

Biotech company to develop biofuels feedstocks

First lab managers conference held in Omaha

Genencor, USDA continue barley-to-ethanol research

RFA responds to reports of key Obama appointments

New York fuel station offers E85

Swedish ethanol plant reopens after expansion

Energy groups propose biofuels recommendations

IGPC starts up Ontario ethanol plant

FEW: Call for 2009 abstracts

EIA: US won't meet 2022 biofuels mandates

NASA researchers study effects of biofuel crops

EU adopts mandatory renewable fuels goal

Iowa Interstate Railroad receives $31 million

IRFA elects 2009 board members

Purdue researchers make cellulose discovery

Iowa RFIB awards funding to E85 retailers

IRS: Cellulosic biofuels are eligible for tax credit

Poet expands Laddonia plant capacity

SuGanit receives $1 million for cellulosic process

Brazilian company to make renewable polyethylene

Ethanol projects receive Colorado grants

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