The Impact of Ethanol in Western Kansas

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Date of Publication
December 7, 2021
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This 6-page publication explains how to compare the benefits of using scarce water resources for ethanol production and for crop production.

An ethanol plant in western Kansas is contributing significantly to the rural economy of the region.

This publication examines:

  • Economic impact
  • The plant's operation
  • Inputs and products

With this publication, you will learn how to compare the benefits of using scarce water resources for ethanol production and for crop production.

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