Ethanol Week - May 2, 2017

Arisdyne, ADM to advance cavitation technology The two companies will jointly develop novel applications of cavitation technology to deliver process enhancements, expanding its use beyond vegetable oil refining and fuel ethanol production. READ MORE SHARE
Green Plains to acquire cattle feed yards from Cargill Acquisition of two more feed yards will double the capacity for Green Plains Cattle Co., making it the fourth largest cattle feeder in the U.S. READ MORE SHARE
	Kwik Trip joins Prime the Pump, offering E15 Headquartered in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, Kwik Trip announces plans to offer E15 at most of its more than 500 locations in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. READ MORE SHARE
Casey's General Store to offer E15 and E85 at 17 stores The Illinois Corn Marketing Board, Iowa Corn Promotion Board and Kansas Corn Commission along with Growth Energy are assisting Casey’s with their new program that will offer E15 and E85 at 17 sites in Illinois, Iowa and Kansas. READ MORE SHARE
Ethanol advocates urged to comment to EPA by May 15 ACE urges ethanol advocates to participate the U.S. EPA's regulatory reform efforts by submitting comments regarding regulations affecting ethanol, such as RVP, CAFE standards, MOVES2014 modeling and more. READ MORE SHARE
Redfield Energy celebrates 10 years in operation The South Dakota ethanol producer marks its 10th year, having produced 545 million gallons of ethanol, 1.5 million tons of distillers grains and purchased more than 194 million bushels of corn at an average price of $4.47 per bushel. READ MORE SHARE
Ethanol, corn groups urge Perdue to protect farmers, biofuels The former governor of Georgia was confirmed Monday by the U.S. Senate to be Secretary of Agriculture. With his expected swearing in today, Perdue takes the helm of a 100,000-person agency responsible for massive federal food and farm programs. READ MORE SHARE
Despite upcoming seasonal demand support, prices turn lower Commodity report: Aggressive pressure develops in ethanol and RBOB gasoline futures trade, stalling the expected support as the summer driving season approaches. READ MORE SHARE