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Ethanol Fuels Iowa Caucuses (#3317)
As Presidential candidates barnstorm the 99 counties of Iowa, a recurring theme continues to surface: ETHANOL. 07:45
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Midwestern Entrepreneur Adds Ethanol To Ventures List (#3314)
Over more than 20 years, Bruce Rastetter has owned 3 businesses classified as power houses. 06:30
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Neil Harl on the Ethanol Boom (#103)
Ethanol has been much in the news of late and for good reason. It’s been driving the state’s commodity prices to levels not ever seen. But with an eye on history, seasoned Iowa State Economist Neil Harl ... 02:52
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Alternative Energy (Full Program) (#107)
Full Program: There is little doubt that ethanol has been a boon to rural Iowa. Farmers are not only enjoying a record harvest, they are also enjoying prices not historically seen except during a drought. But recently ... 27:30
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Festivals, Fairs & Fun (Full Program) (#103)
Full Program: Can a straight laced, hard working culture like Iowa’s party its way to prosperity? That’s a proposition we’ll address tonight when we examine the hard numbers of fun. We look at the full story, a look ... 27:47
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Market to Market (December 28, 2007) (#3317)
Full Program: Market Analyst Virgil Robinson. At the plant, the government ponders the impact of cellulosic ethanol production. On the range, some of America's cattle producers call for reforms to the beef checkoff. ... 27:46
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Market to Market (January 11, 2008) (#3319)
Full Program: Market Analysts Doug Jackson and Walt Hackney. In the field, the Agriculture Department's latest crop numbers move the markets. At the plant, research bolsters prospects for cellulosic ethanol made ... 27:46
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Market to Market (October 5, 2007) (#3305)
Full Program: Market analyst Tomm Pfitzenmaier. At the pump, presidential hopefuls "talk the talk" of ethanol. On the line, the second-largest meat recall in U.S. history renews food safety concerns. And in the Cornhusker ... 27:46
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Market to Market (October 12, 2007) (#3306)
Full Program: Analyst Alan Brugler In the field, the Agriculture Department predicts record corn production. At the salad bar, an executive samples a potentially lethal strain of E. coli. And at the debate, ethanol ... 27:46
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Market to Market (November 9, 2007) (#3310)
Full Program: Analysts Walt Hackney and Doug Jackson. In Washington, the next Farm Bill moves to the Senate floor. On the stump, would-be presidents sing the praises of ethanol. And at the store, a Midwestern company ... 27:46
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Market to Market (November 16, 2007) (#3311)
Full Program: Analysts Darin Newsom. In Washington, work on the Farm Bill slows down. In the field, ethanol producers push back against the U.N.. And on the stump, Presidential hopefuls speak to some stewards of ... 27:46
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Market to Market (November 30, 2007) (#3313)
Full Program: Market Analyst Tomm Pfitzenmaier. In the field, U.S. farmers reap a bountiful harvest...In Washington, lawmakers ponder higher renewable fuel standards... And back home in Indiana, the green revolution ... 27:46
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Market to Market (December 7, 2007) (#3314)
Full Program: Market Analyst Alan Brugler. House Passes Sweeping Energy Reforms...Creighton Academics Predict Recession Possible...Entrepreneur Adds Ethanol to Ventures List 27:46
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Market to Market (December 14, 2007) (#3315)
Full Program: Senior Market Analyst John Roach. At the podium, those who would be president solicit the rural vote. In Washington, Senate lawmakers move forward with their version of the Farm Bill. And on Main Street, ...
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Market to Market (December 21, 2007) (#3316)
Full Program: Market Analyst Darin Newsom. In Washington, President Bush signs comprehensive energy reforms into law. In the country, farmland values post their largest single-year increase in 30 years. And at the ... 27:46
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