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Ethanol, animal and food safety discussed at NIAA annual conference | National Institute for Animal Agriculture
Apr 26, 2007, American Cowman
Listen to audio interviews with some of the industry’s leading experts on the topics of ethanol, animal ID and E.coli.

Ethanol conference proceedings available | Probeef 2007 Conference
Oct 15, 2007, American Cowman
The ProBeef 2007 Conference held in September in Ames, Iowa, brought together agricultural scientists and producers to discuss the global influence of ethanol on the beef industry today and in the future

Can livestock, ethanol co-exist?
Mar 29, 2007, American Cowman, By Roy Roberson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
Can ethanol production of 8 billion to 10 billion gallons per year and livestock production live in harmony in the U.S.? And, if so, who will pay the price of competition?

Ethanol, animal and food safety discussed at NIAA annual conference | National Institute for Animal Agriculture
Apr 26, 2007, American Cowman
Listen to audio interviews with some of the industry’s leading experts on the topics of ethanol, animal ID and E.coli.

Ethanol, animal and food safety discussed at NIAA annual conference | National Institute for Animal Agriculture
Apr 26, 2007, American Cowman
Listen to audio interviews with some of the industry’s leading experts on the topics of ethanol, animal ID and E.coli.

Ethanol conference proceedings available | Probeef 2007 Conference
Oct 15, 2007, American Cowman
The ProBeef 2007 Conference held in September in Ames, Iowa, brought together agricultural scientists and producers to discuss the global influence of ethanol on the beef industry today and in the future

Part 2: Corn-based ethanol not enough to meet U.S, renewable energy requirements
May 14, 2007, American Cowman, By Ron Smith, Farm Press Editorial Staff
The United States needs more than corn-based ethanol production to shed the shackles of imported crude oil dependence.

Can livestock, ethanol co-exist?
Mar 29, 2007, American Cowman, By Roy Roberson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
Can ethanol production of 8 billion to 10 billion gallons per year and livestock production live in harmony in the U.S.? And, if so, who will pay the price of competition?

Commentary: Corn, Cattle and Ethanol
Jan 23, 2007, American Cowman, By Greg Lardy, North Dakota State University Extension Beef Cattle Specialist

Part 1: How far will ethanol boom take us?
May 14, 2007, American Cowman, By Elton Robinson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
USDA’s chief economist sees a continuation of the ethanol boom over the next few years, with more ethanol production plants coming on line and bigger corn crops needed to feed them

Part 2: Corn-based ethanol not enough to meet U.S, renewable energy requirements
May 14, 2007, American Cowman, By Ron Smith, Farm Press Editorial Staff
The United States needs more than corn-based ethanol production to shed the shackles of imported crude oil dependence.

Part 1: How far will ethanol boom take us?
May 14, 2007, American Cowman, By Elton Robinson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
USDA’s chief economist sees a continuation of the ethanol boom over the next few years, with more ethanol production plants coming on line and bigger corn crops needed to feed them

Milk heading toward record high
Jun 25, 2007, American Cowman, From News Reports
Milk is hovering around $4 a gallon in the Chicago area, and could cost as much as $4.25 a gallon to $4.50 a gallon by September. Bill Brooks, a dairy economist with Downes-O’Neill, one of the nation’s largest dairy product brokerage firms, attributes the higher price to what he calls a new competitor – ethanol

Black Ink: The herd improvement game; feed, corn, ethanol production, cattle feed
May 29, 2007, American Cowman, By Steve Suther, Certified Angus Beef
It’s the biggest annual cost item in the cattle business, and it’s getting even bigger. Ding-ding-ding: What is feed?

Commentary: Corn, Cattle and Ethanol
Jan 23, 2007, American Cowman, By Greg Lardy, North Dakota State University Extension Beef Cattle Specialist

Milk heading toward record high
Jun 25, 2007, American Cowman, From News Reports
Milk is hovering around $4 a gallon in the Chicago area, and could cost as much as $4.25 a gallon to $4.50 a gallon by September. Bill Brooks, a dairy economist with Downes-O’Neill, one of the nation’s largest dairy product brokerage firms, attributes the higher price to what he calls a new competitor – ethanol

Black Ink: The herd improvement game; feed, corn, ethanol production, cattle feed
May 29, 2007, American Cowman, By Steve Suther, Certified Angus Beef
It’s the biggest annual cost item in the cattle business, and it’s getting even bigger. Ding-ding-ding: What is feed?

Distiller’s grain-based lick tub enhances fiber digestibility | SweetPro/EquiPride, Agri-Best Feeds, ProBioTein
Aug 25, 2008, American Cowman
As ethanol by-products continue to become part of the livestock feeding industry, innovative approaches in utilizing these nutritional feedstuffs are being introduced

Transitioning the Future future development of biofuels
May 28, 2008, American Cowman, Source: 25x’25 Coalition
Much of the current discussion surrounding biofuels emanates from the current production of ethanol from corn. What’s missing from the discussion is what’s coming in the future development of biofuels

Distiller’s grain-based lick tub enhances fiber digestibility | SweetPro/EquiPride, Agri-Best Feeds, ProBioTein
Aug 25, 2008, American Cowman
As ethanol by-products continue to become part of the livestock feeding industry, innovative approaches in utilizing these nutritional feedstuffs are being introduced

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