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Willie Vogt

Process turns pollution into valuable products

Dec 16, 2022

With BASF as a partner, LanzaTech uses fermentation to convert waste gases into ethanol and other base chemical compounds.

USDA issues grants for renewable energy projects

Joshua Baethge

Vilsack announces funding for rural clean energy initiatives

Dec 15, 2022

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that USDA would invest $285 million for renewable energy programs...

Joshua Baethge

Vilsack announces new Climate-Smart Commodities program funding

Dec 13, 2022

The Secretary of Agriculture announced $325 million in federal grants for climate initiatives benefitting small...

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Willie Vogt

Invest a little time to maximize 2023

Dec 12, 2022

Virtual sessions from Farm Progress 365 offer insights on improving shop time, news on the diesel market and an update on the 2023 Brazil crop.

Willie Vogt

Is there a bio-digester in your future?

Dec 09, 2022

There’s growing attention to agriculture as a source for renewable natural gas? Good news for dairy and swine operations? Could be.

Prime farmland loss to large-scale solar: A Maryland case study

Dec 07, 2022

Producers who own land are acting as rational economic agents, given the estimated additional gross revenue utility-scale solar can generate for the landowner.

Willie Vogt

Farmers support higher-ethanol blends

Dec 05, 2022

Farm Progress PANEL shows that if Unleaded 88 is around, farmers will use it, which may be while some don't.

Rachel Schutte

EPA proposes higher biofuel blending volumes

Dec 01, 2022

Energy groups praise the inclusion of three years of blending requirements.

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Senate moves on E15 uncertainty

Nov 30, 2022

Legislation introduced this week would provide permanent, full access to the higher blend fuel often called Unleaded 88.

Class 8 truck with a conventional diesel engine converted to run on ethanol

What future fuel will you burn?

Nov 23, 2022

Diesel and gasoline have long been the energy source of choice on the farm, but that could be changing.

Willie Vogt

Petroleum industry, farm groups push E15

Nov 22, 2022

In a letter to House and Senate leadership a coalition of farm and energy groups push support for year-round availability of what many call unleaded 88.