Vital® magazine

Never have I welcomed the transition to fall as much as this year. You can probably imagine why with me being a “risk manager” and responsible primarily for controlling POET’s monthly corn costs.

It’s my 6th season in the NFL and every time I step out on the field I still get that same rush. I hope it’s not something that I’ll ever take for granted.

Twenty three years ago, Deb Roth never would have believed the changes in cutting edge ethanol technology she’s been able to be a part of.

The VEETC will be revised this year – the matter of how and to what extent has caused a heated debate as both sides of the argument fight for their changes.

Inspiring and motivating those around him has been a lifelong passion for Dean Watson, POET Ethanol Products’ Vice President of CO2 and Denaturant.

As engine technology advances, the natural progression continues to trend towards ethanol.

For those of us fortunate enough to call the upper Midwest home, there is about a 90-day window every year where the parka and snow shoes become optional.

In a state new to ethanol, POET’s Alexandria, Indiana biorefinery has shown itself not only to be a valued business partner, but an excellent corporate citizen as well.

Once considered waste, biomass is now being used in the production of cellulosic ethanol and as a new revenue source for farmers.

I sat, sweating and frustrated, on the splintered wooden bleachers at the Minnesota State Fair Show Arena. I was up against way bigger breeders than in the past.