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BY Kris BevillRepresentatives of the ethanol industry often list an increase of domestic jobs as one of the many reasons why ethanol production would benefit the United States. While these jobs are often thought to be new jobs, ethanol could also play a significant role in replenishing jobs that have been lost in other industries. READ MORE
BY Erin VoegeleBack by popular demand, EPM presents the results of its recently conducted salary survey of U.S. ethanol plant personnel. READ MORE
BY Erin VoegeleLike most businesses, ethanol companies employ a variety of white-collar professionals. However, ethanol plants also need skilled workers who possess knowledge of ethanol-specific process technologies and plant operations. To fill this niche, an increasing number of community colleges have begun to offer biofuels-specific training programs. READ MORE
BY Susanne Retka SchillA long-time sustainable agriculture advocate proposes a producer tax credit tied to performance. READ MORE
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BY PADMANABAN KRISHNANA flour made from distillers dried grains used in the flat bread being baked at the food science lab at South Dakota State University. The flour could be a solution to global hunger. READ MORE
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