The president of the Michigan Corn Growers Association says sustainable aviation fuel has the potential to save family farms. During a recent Michigan Senate committee hearing, John Delmotte explained the economic challenges he and many other farmers are facing. “On 600 acres of corn, I’m going to lose about $80,000 on that crop this year,” […]
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