Missourians who prefer to gas up their cars with E15 will be able to do so anywhere in the U.S. this summer. The Environmental Protection Agency will allow uninterrupted sales of E15 blended gasoline nationwide this summer, including in Missouri. National Renewable...
Missouri’s sixth ethanol plant – the Show Me Ethanol facility in Carrollton – is up and running and on the road to producing 55-million gallons of ethanol annually. The official opening was held over the weekend, but plant General Manager Greg Thomas...
Sloppy bookkeeping seems to be at the heart of criticism contained in a state audit of the Missouri Department of Agriculture. The audit finds that the department didn’t keep enough documentation, that it disbursed grant funds in a hurried fashion and it failed...
Missouri won’t have any drivers in the big race at Indianapolis tomorrow. But none of those drivers will go anywhere without Missouri-made fuel. All of the cars will burn ethanol from the Lifeline Foods plant in St. Joseph. Lifeline Vice-president Chris...
A new study on the impact of the Missouri Renewable Fuel Standard , which requires a 10 percent ethanol standard, finds the mandate had been a great benefit for the state. The study, conducted by the economic consulting firm LECG and paid for by the Missouri Corn...
