The latest deadline for year-round E-15 has come and gone. Frustrating and disappointing. Those are two words have been used to describe the latest missed deadline that could finalize access to year-round E-15. Bradley Schad is the CEO of Missouri Corn. “It’s definitely disappointing for our growers after working this so long and so hard,” he says. […]
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The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development says the ValleyHUB Food Hub at Kalamazoo Valley Community College serves as a model for
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