People of POET: Kindness Coordinator
Heather Baker fuels POET with heart and helps her community thrive
VOLUME 18 ISSUE 1 ISSUE
- Vital
A Family Thru-Hike in the Year of Covid
Hiking the Appalachian Trail with four kids is tough; figuring out how to do it safely and legally in a pandemic year might seem insurmountably so. But for Olen and Danae Netteburg, two physicians who have spent the last decade working in Chad, it was just another challenge.
- Backpacker.com
- December 03, 2020
Injured child’s pig sells for $50,000 at Colorado county fair
(Shared nearly 800 times on The Fence Post Facebook page. Also published in The Aspen Times, Aug. 16, 2020, and the Downs News & Times, Sept. 3, 2020.)
- The Fence Post
- August 14, 2020
Colorado cities relocate prairie dogs, don’t rule out lethal control
- The Fence Post
- July 24, 2020
Wyoming fire rages on, crosses Colorado border
- The Fence Post
- October 01, 2020
Fires in Colorado, Wyoming continue to blaze
- The Fence Post
- October 08, 2020
Beefed up grazing practices show potential to better control wildfires
- The Fence Post
- October 16, 2020
Some Bright Spots in Exports, Despite Difficult Year
COVID-19 hit the U.S. ethanol industry incredibly hard, curbing production as well as global demand. Still, there were pockets of opportunity among the challenges.
November/December 2021 (pages 9 to 15)
November/December 2021 (pages 9 to 15)
- Ethanol Today
Ethanol’s Role in Low Carbon Conversation Shifts to National Stage
With a new president and 117th U.S. Congress in place, the American Coalition for Ethanol is redoubling efforts to advocate for a federal Low Carbon Fuel Standard or Clean Fuels Standard as a demand driver. Also still on the agenda is continuing to fight the effects of years of mismanagement of the Renewable Fuel Standard.
January/February 2020 (pages 8 to 17)
- Ethanol Today
Driven to Diversify: Industry Looks to Future of Coproducts
There’s been a lot of talk over the years about ethanol plants as biorefineries, producing multiple coproduct streams, serving niche area markets and squeezing more value out of every bushel of corn. Has the industry reached a tipping point?
March/April 2021 (pages 13 to 17)
- Ethanol Today
Coproducts to the Rescue
Coproducts have always been an important contributor to the bottom line. In 2020, however, many producers noticed a significant increase in revenue from secondary revenue streams while income from fuel ethanol fell.
March/April 2021 (pages 8 to 12)
- Ethanol Today
