Economic Aspects Of Using Grain Alcohol, As A Motor Fuel, With Emphasis On By-Product Feed Markets

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1977-06-01
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Wisner, R. N,
Gidel, J. O.
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The economic feasibility of a grain alcohol motor fuel program is affected by relative prices of grain and gasoline, alcohol manufacturing costs, and the impact of increased by-product feed production on soybean meal and soybean prices. This study examined potential impacts on corn, soybean and soybean meal prices from use of alcohol-gasoline motor fuel blends at six different state, regional and national levels-...

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