USDA, DOE continue to support biofuels

U.S. House subcommittee discusses biofuels

VeraSun receives Iowa governor's award

Genencor breaks ground on Iowa training center

Poultry industry counters EPA, USDA's RFS position

FEW: Corn oil, diversity on industry's mind

FEW: Many mingle in FEW expo hall

FEW: Increased efficiencies driving plant profits

FEW: Ethanol Technology Changes Name

Golf: Winning teams go deep at Nashville's Hermitage

FEW: Ethanol 101 seminar covers a little of everything

FEW: Winning golf teams go deep at Nashville's Hermitage

FEW: Katzen makes yet another FEW

Flooding impacts Iowa ethanol

FEW: Soybean hulls can be ethanol feedstock

BBI International Chief Executive Officer Mike Bryan welcomes attendees to the 24th Annual Fuel Ethanol Workshop during Tuesday's general session./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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Keynote speaker Dr. Robert Zubrin, president of Pioneer Astronautics and author of Energy Victory: Winning the War on Terror by Breaking Free of Oil./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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An insightful update on the ethanol industry in Brazil was delivered by Joel Velasco, chief representative of North America to UNICA (Brazilian Sugar Cane Industry Association)./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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Bob Dinneen, President and CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association gave an update on the progress of the U.S. ethanol industry during Tuesday's general session./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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Tennessee Department of Agriculture Commissioner Ken Givens spoke at the general session of the FEW./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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FEW: General session tells it like it is

FEW: Impact of EPA's 250-ton rule

Beverly Houston Banister, director of the Air, Pesticides and Toxics Management Division at Region 4 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced recipients of ENERGY STAR CHP awards./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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BBI International CEO Mike Bryan presents David Kolsrud with the High Octane Award./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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A representative of American Stainless & Supply announced three recipients of FEW scholarships. Each recipient received a check for $5,000, sponsored by American Stainless./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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An ICM representative accepts the U.S. EPA Energy Star CHP award for its outstanding, innovative and highly efficient CHP project./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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Representatives of Poet Biorefining accept the U.S. EPA Energy Star CHP award for its outstanding, innovative and highly efficient CHP project./PHOTO: Kris Bevill, BBI International.

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FEW: BBI doles out awards, scholarships

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FEW: Denver in 2009

FEW: Lifecycle analysis and the ethanol industry

FEW: Corn foundation leads to biorefinery future

FEW: Stargen for noncook sorghum applications

FEW: Takeovers concern producers

FEW: Frontline teams with Fagen

CVEC eligible for greenhouse gas credits

Aventine sells its auction rate securities

VeraSun delays commissioning of Minnesota, Iowa plants

Sen. Coleman introduces bill to diversify U.S. energy portfolio

Tennessee Biofuels Initiative on track to build biorefinery

RFS waiver request commentary period ends

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