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Nebraska.tv
Posted: April 26, 2009 11:14 PM CDT
Living in Nebraska ethanol is a part of daily life. Many farmers sell their corn for it's production, some feed cattle with the what's left over, and we use it in our cars. But how does it go from corn to alcohol?
It's roughly a nine step process, but many of those steps have even more steps within them.
Read the full story and see video
Posted by Natalie at 4:24 AM
Labels: Ethanol, production plants
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