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Coronavirus Actions Puts Strain on Ag – DTN Apr 6, 2020
Southwest Minnesota cattle producer Peter Bakken has seen prices for his beef collapse under the weight of COVID-19. The COVID-19 pain is being felt across all segments of the industry. […]
Glyphosate Interim Registration Faces First Court Challenge – DTN Mar 25, 2020
EPA’s interim registration approval of glyphosate in January now faces its first court challenge, as a number of food safety, farm worker and environmental groups have asked a federal appeals […]
Trump Administration Sides Against Biofuel Industry On Latest Court Ruling – DTN Mar 9, 2020
The Trump administration plans to appeal a federal appeals court decision that delivered a major victory to biofuels producers and farmers who have for years fought the EPA’s expansion of […]
Third Market Facilitation Payment? DC Sentiment Brewing – DTN Mar 5, 2020
With questions growing about China’s commitment to buy U.S. agriculture commodities as that country deals with the coronavirus outbreak, the ranking member of the House Agriculture Committee on Wednesday urged […]
EPA Science Board Directive Defeated – DTN Feb 28, 2020
A federal court has set aside an EPA directive banning scientists from serving on scientific advisory boards if they hold agency grants. The ruling leaves attorneys on both sides of […]
Biofuel Companies Hunker Down, Avoid Ownership Changes – DTN Feb 25, 2020
Despite the biofuels industry operating on thin margins and dealing with federal policy uncertainty in 2019, the number of mergers and acquisitions in the industry was historically low last year, […]
The Stamps Farm Legal Soap Opera Takes A New Twist – DTN Feb 25, 2020
Despite reaching plea agreements on felony charges in April 2019 connected to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, farmers Michael and Melissa Stamp of Decatur, Michigan, may be going to trial after […]
Ethanol: Plenty Working Against Profitability – DTN Feb 21, 2020
Margins continue to be negative at DTN’s hypothetical Neeley Biofuels 50-million-gallon ethanol plant and have dropped slightly since our January update. Though the plant is paying less for corn, a […]
Ethanol: Court Calls EPA’s Hand On Questionable Refinery Waivers Feb 12, 2020
A recent biofuels industry victory in a federal appeals court could spell the end of the small-refinery exemptions program in its current form, the lead attorney for the ethanol industry […]
Ethanol Industry Hitching Its Wagon To Carbon-Reduction Efforts – DTN Feb 12, 2020
With a tough year for the United States ethanol industry in the rearview mirror, the head of the Renewable Fuels Association said the future of ethanol and other biofuels will […]
