After attaching the year-round nationwide E15 bill to the farm bill a week ago, the House of Representatives voted to separate them and vote on a stand-alone E15 package. Today, the House voted on a rule allowing separate votes. Farmer Randy Woodruff from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, was in Washington D.C. with other corn growers early […]
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