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A number of ethanol and agriculture groups submitted public comments on the proposed Renewable Fuel Standard volumes on Thursday.

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In its August update forecasting farm income, USDA bumped up net farm income for 2017 to $63.4 billion nationally, a $1.9 billion increase, or 3.1% higher than 2016's net farm income.

With the Aug. 31 deadline approaching for public comments on the latest Renewable Fuel Standard, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been asked to make changes.

The Renewable Fuels Association has asked the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to issue a waiver to allow for the sale of E15 nationwide in response to fuel concerns resulting from Hurricane Harvey.

EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Monday will publish in the Federal Register a schedule of 10 teleconferences for various stakeholders to weigh in on a new revision of the WOTUS rule and approaches to define waters of the U.S.

The ethanol industry in the United States is exploring its options in light of Brazil's decision to hit imports with a 20% tariff.

The National Farmers Union on Wednesday announced that it has hired veteran biofuels lobbyist Anne Steckel to help step up efforts in Washington to promote the continued expansion of biofuels markets.

The U.S. Department of Commerce on Tuesday announced a "critical circumstances" finding in an ongoing anti-dumping investigation of biodiesel imports from Argentina into the United States.

Congress will return to work in September trying to pass a tax-reform bill. A CPA who spoke to the American Coalition for Ethanol conference touched on some tax reform topics farmers may want to track as the debate begins.

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The Renewable Fuel Standard has been positive for the U.S. economy, a new study from Iowa State University finds.

A 60-million-gallon corn ethanol plant launched production in Brazil this week.

The U.S. Department of Commerce is expected to make an announcement next week on the subsidy side of a biodiesel antidumping investigation on imports from Argentina and Indonesia.

Recent rains in the Dakotas came too late to help most forages affected by drought. Here are some options for what to feed, or how to obtain feed, for your livestock.

The general consensus from farmland leasing meetings held across Iowa in late July and August is that landowners may not be that generous in lowering rents for 2018.

Some farmers and policymakers consider conservation compliance for crop insurance as burdensome, but the value of reducing erosion on highly erodible land and the incentive of not converting wetlands is tied at least partially to the value farmers...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency continues to consider a request for an extension of the public comment period on the proposed change to the clean water rule.

U.S. exports of ethanol totaled 92.7 million gallons in June, up 71% from a year ago, according to USDA. Meanwhile, U.S. exports of biodiesel were up 3% from a year ago, while U.S. distillers grain exports were down 12% from a year ago.

The Energy Information Administration in their weekly support report Wednesday showed declines in ethanol inventory and plant production in the United States during the final week of July while blending demand again rose.

A federal court ruled the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is required to review 2016 biofuels volumes it set in the Renewable Fuel Standard.

The Energy Information Administration's weekly supply report released midmorning Wednesday showed steep decreases in U.S. ethanol inventories and plant production while blending demand rose during the third week of July.

The ethanol industry in the United States has avoided a possible tariff on exports to Brazil, at least for the time being.

A survey by the Boston Consulting Group shows a shift in shareholder returns among agriculture businesses.