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Tip of the hat to Scott Irwin, Good & Sanders as well as USDA's Glauber
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Ron ECSD
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1/25/2014 20:51 (#3635318 - in reply to #3634372)
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Re: Tip of the hat to Scott Irwin, Good & Sanders as well as USDA's Glauber
The USDA started surveying distillers grains production and usage in 2002.
http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Iowa/Links/2004_nation...
They also surveyed in 2007 with funding from the Nebraska Corn Board.
http://ethanolproducer.com/articles/7602/nass-wants-ethanol-industr...
They planned to expand the program in 2011, but it got axed.
http://agfax.com/2011/10/21/nass-cancels-distiller-grains-survey-ot...
Tip of the hat to Scott Irwin, Good & Sanders as well as USDA's Glauber
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JonSCKs
: 1/25/2014 12:24
RE: Tip of the hat to Scott Irwin, Good & Sanders as well as USDA's Glauber
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Itchy
: 1/25/2014 12:38
in defense of USDA..
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JonSCKs
: 1/25/2014 12:52
RE: in defense of USDA..
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PeteMN
: 1/25/2014 13:24
Well said.
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JonSCKs
: 1/25/2014 17:58
RE: Well said.
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Itchy
: 1/25/2014 18:09
This lowly Wheat Farmer in Ks..
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JonSCKs
: 1/25/2014 19:38
RE: This lowly Wheat Farmer in Ks..
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Itchy
: 1/25/2014 19:54
Re: Tip of the hat to Scott Irwin, Good & Sanders as well as USDA's Glauber
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Ron ECSD
: 1/25/2014 20:51
In the end, I guess I have to say
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Noah
: 1/25/2014 13:25
Sirwin has impressed the daylights outa me.
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khall_12_34
: 1/25/2014 15:06
RE: Sirwin has impressed the daylights outa me.
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RayJenkins
: 1/25/2014 16:47
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