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From the Fields: Cover crop could fuel aviation industry (opens the original)
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Iâm planning for a couple meetings that Iâm hosting. Iâm hosting an informational meeting about CoverCress as a potential different crop for growers to grow versus corn, soybeans and wheat to add some diversity. With the sustainable aviation fuel coming online, CoverCress looks like itâs going to be something that we need to at least take a look at as a valid additional crop that we could grow. Weâll also be talking about 45Z and how that affects the local elevators that will then tran
From the Fields: Cover crop could fuel aviation industry (opens the original)
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Iâm planning for a couple meetings that Iâm hosting. Iâm hosting an informational meeting about CoverCress as a potential different crop for growers to grow versus corn, soybeans and wheat to add some diversity. With the sustainable aviation fuel coming online, CoverCress looks like itâs going to be something that we need to at least take a look at as a valid additional crop that we could grow. Weâll also be talking about 45Z and how that affects the local elevators that will then tran
From the Fields: A love for wheat (opens the original)
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Theyâre going to start harvesting wheat today, July 2. Iâm working with this grower, Wendell Good, that I love working with here in central Illinois. His passion is wheat, whereas a lot of people donât care to plant wheat or harvest wheat in the middle of July when itâs 100 degrees outside. He loves wheat. I do, too. He won the wheat yield contest last year in Illinois. He grew 147.73-bushel wheat, and heâs tasked us with growing 170-bushel wheat this year. I consult him on some of the
From the Fields: A love for wheat (opens the original)
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Theyâre going to start harvesting wheat today, July 2. Iâm working with this grower, Wendell Good, that I love working with here in central Illinois. His passion is wheat, whereas a lot of people donât care to plant wheat or harvest wheat in the middle of July when itâs 100 degrees outside. He loves wheat. I do, too. He won the wheat yield contest last year in Illinois. He grew 147.73-bushel wheat, and heâs tasked us with growing 170-bushel wheat this year. I consult him on some of the
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