2019•RePEc: Research Papers in EconomicsOpen access

Dried Distillers Grains (DDGs) Have Emerged as a Key Ethanol Coproduct

David Olson, Thomas Capehart, Olson, David W., Capehart, Thomas

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ERS researchers analyzed USDA bioenergy data to understand the size of ethanol coproduct markets. Dried distillers’ grains, or DDGs, were the most significant coproduct from ethanol production, in both size and value.

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ERS researchers analyzed USDA bioenergy data to understand the size of ethanol coproduct markets. Dried distillers’ grains, or DDGs, were the most significant coproduct from ethanol production, in both size and value.

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ERS researchers analyzed USDA bioenergy data to understand the size of ethanol coproduct markets. Dried distillers’ grains, or DDGs, were the most significant coproduct from ethanol production, in both size and value.

Key concepts: Coproduct, Distillers grains, Ethanol fuel, Ethanol, Biofuel, Food science, Chemistry, Bioenergy

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