Ethanol supporters say year-round E15 continues to face a difficult road in Washington D.C. Chairman of the Nebraska Ethanol Board Jan TenBensel, a farmer from McCook, says the industry is becoming more frustrated. “The market is hungry for more ethanol in the system. We have the capacity. We have the corn. We just need these […]
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