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September ethanol input steady YOY

September ethanol input steady YOY

For the month of September, corn used for fuel alcohol totaled just over 407.51 million bushels, down about 2 percent from August but up just over 1 percent from September 2020. Corn consumed for beverage alcohol totaled some 3.41 million bushels, down 2 percent [...]

By Stephen Hasbrook|November 4, 2021|Categories: Biofuels, Corn & Soy Complex, Energy, Ethanol|Tags: beverage alcohol, corn futures, corn used for fuel alcohol, distillers dried grains, ethanol input, USDA, WASDE|0 Comments

January corn used for ethanol up notably YOY

January corn used for ethanol up notably YOY

For the month of January, corn used for fuel alcohol totaled just over 469.46 million bushels, down just 2 percent from December but up almost 6 percent from January 2019. At this rate, corn use for ethanol production is on track to meet the [...]

By Stephen Hasbrook|March 4, 2020|Categories: Corn & Soy Complex, Ethanol|Tags: beverage alcohol, corn used for ethanol production, distillers dried grains, distillers wet grains|0 Comments

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