U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says years of negotiations have led to Thursday’s farm bill markup. “The current draft includes important provisions on year-round E15 and fertilizer markets among other important provisions. Year-round, nationwide E15 would lower prices at the pump for the consumer.” During a media call on Wednesday, the Iowa Republican said year-round E15 […]
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