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Sorghum Strong Ethanol Resource
Published Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 05:09 AM
Less sorghum is expected to be harvested in 2009 because of crop losses in some areas. As a result, ethanol plants are aggressively moving to secure their sorghum supplies early for 2010 production. okThe Checkoff has a strategic goal of increasing the use of sorghum in the ethanol industry by 50 percent by 2011.
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