Paper From Cornstalks Promises Cheap High Grade Pulp
A Sioux City Journal summary notes growing interest in turning cornstalks into pulp for paper. It cites government studies showing all maize types could yield coarse to tissue paper, with costs potentially lower than wood. Experiments and an Alabama county station are planned to boost farmer earnings by supplying stalks to mills.
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