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The Economics of Harvesting and Transporting Corn Stover for Conversion to Fuel Ethanol: A Case Study for Minnesota

Petrolia, Daniel R. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 2006

Corn stover harvest and transport cost functions were estimated for two harvest operations for a proposed biomass-to-ethanol conversion facility located in southern Minnesota, USA. This work presents an alternative methodology to estimating corn stover quantities and harvest costs at the county...

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Economic Impacts of Establishing Short Rotation Woody Crops to Support Energy Production in Minnesota

Lazarus, William F.; Tiffany, Douglas G. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 2009

The utilization of short rotation woody crops (SRWC) to produce wood on marginal crop and pasture land could greatly enhance the production of wood for various uses in Minnesota with utilization for energy being of current interest. SRWC involves the more intensive application of inputs on more...

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Energy and Chemicals from Native Grasses: Production, Transportation and Processing Technologies Considered in the Northern Great Plains

Tiffany, Douglas G.; Jordan, Brendan; Dietrich, Erin; … - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 2006

chemicals. Yields of bio-oil, the quantities of extractable chemicals, and chemical prices drive the economics of this concept … resulting six-carbon sugars were unsuccessful in a related trial. To understand the overall project economics, it was necessary … prairie grasses including Big Bluestem and Switchgrass. Production economics and transportation economics were analyzed to …

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The Economics of Harvesting and Transporting Hardwood Forest Residue for Conversion to Fuel Ethanol: A Case Study for Minnesota

Petrolia, Daniel R. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 2006

Forest residues are being considered as potential feedstock for a biomass-to-ethanol facility in Minnesota (USA), using residues from major wood-producing counties in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Results indicate that marginal residue costs delivered to a conversion facility would be...

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Market Share Analysis and the International Market for Fats and Oils

Houck, James P.; Ryan, Mary E. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1978

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THE CHANGING STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED STATES GRAIN MARKETING SYSTEM

Dahl, Reynold P. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1992

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MILK MARKETING ORDER REGULATIONS

Buxton, Boyd M. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1979

milk marketing order program. It further develops the economic rationale on how the regulations achieve those goals and …

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THE STORAGE OF POTATOES AND THE MAINE POTATOES FUTURES MARKET

Sexauer, Benjamin - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1976

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CHANGES IN GRAIN MARKETING, MARKET STRUCTURE, AND PERFORMANCE IN THE 1980'S

Dahl, Reynold P. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1989

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ANALYZING CHANGING PRICE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN WHEAT FUTURES MARKETS

Strohmaier, Jay S.; Dahl, Reynold P. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1984

The purpose of this paper is to determine if hedging effectiveness can be enhanced with an understanding of seasonal and interseasonal changes in relative prices between the three wheat futures markets. The specific objectives of the analysis are to address the following questions: (1) What...

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