Integration of Agricultural and Energy Systems Conference, February 12-13, 2008, Atlanta, Georgia

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48769: Front Material

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48717: What are the possibilities for the new bioeconomy

Hans P. Blaschek

48716: Viability of cellulosic feedstock production from producer to biorefinery

Roland J. Fumasi, Steven Klose, Greg H. Kaase, James Richardson and Joe Outlaw

48714: Value maximization from corn fractionation: feed, greenhouse gas reductions, and cointegration of ethanol and livestock

Mindy L. Baker and Bruce Babcock

48713: Use of distillers by-products and corn stover as fuels for ethanol plants

Douglas G. Tiffany, R. Vance Morey and Matthew J. De Kam

48712: Policy analysis for integrated energy and agricultural markets in a partial equilibrium framework

Wallace Tyner and Farzad Taheripour

48711: Millions of acres for dedicated energy crops: farms, ranches, or plantations?

Francis Epplin

48710: Feasibility of on-farm or small scale oilseed processing and biodiesel production

Philip L. Kenkel and Rodney Holcomb

48709: Estimating and comparing alternative ethanol processes and feedstock choices

Brian J. Frosch, Roland J. Fumasi, James Richardson, Joe Outlaw and Brian K. Herbst

48708: Economic value of ethanol byproducts in swine diets: evaluating profitability of corn fractionation techniques

Bhawna Bista, Todd Hubbs, Brian T. Richert, Wallace Tyner and Paul Preckel

48707: Economic and Environmental Impacts of Biofuels Expansion: The Role of Cellulosic Ethanol

Burton English, Daniel De La Torre Ugarte, Robert Menard and Tristram O. West

48706: Economic Analysis of Farm-Level Supply of Biomass Feedstocks for Energy Production Under Alternative Contract Scenarios and Risk

James Larson, Burton English and Lixia He

48705: Biorefinery Product Opportunities from Glycerol

Joseph J. Bozell