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The Impact of Biofuel Production on Crop Production in the Southern Plains

Holly R. Ragan, Philip L. Kenkel, Ragan, Holly R., Kenkel, Philip L.

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The objective of the study is to determine how grain-based ethanol, cellulosic-based ethanol, and biodiesel production could influence cropping patterns in the Southern Plains. The study analyzes current and potential biofuel crop production and projects cropping changes at various biofuel prices.

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The objective of the study is to determine how grain-based ethanol, cellulosic-based ethanol, and biodiesel production could influence cropping patterns in the Southern Plains. The study analyzes current and potential biofuel crop production and projects cropping changes at various biofuel prices.

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The objective of the study is to determine how grain-based ethanol, cellulosic-based ethanol, and biodiesel production could influence cropping patterns in the Southern Plains. The study analyzes current and potential biofuel crop production and projects cropping changes at various biofuel prices.

Key concepts: Biofuel, Cellulosic ethanol, Cropping, Ethanol fuel, Production (economics), Crop, Environmental science, Biodiesel

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