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Sweet sorghum eyed for ethanol fuel in the United States
Researchers see sweet sorghum as a viable ethanol feedstock as corn limits and grain costs push biofuel innovation. The crop grows in hot dry conditions, needs less water and fertilizer, yields 400 to 600 gallons of ethanol per acre, but is bulky to transport and must be processed within 24 hours of harvest.
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Renee School McClatchy
Washington
United States
Kentucky
Tennessee
India
Midwest
Michael McNeill
Algona
Iowa
Danielle Bellmer
Biosystems Engineering
Oklahoma State University
Robert Anex
Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Iowa State University
Anex
North America