Impacts of the corn grain ethanol industry on the United States agricultural sector

James Larson

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Impacts of the corn grain ethanol industry on the United States agricultural sector

James Larson

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation September 2010, 65 (5) 122A; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2489/jswc.65.5.122A

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1. Larson J.A.,
2. English B.C.,
3. De La Torre Ugarte D.G.,
4. Menard R.J.,
5. Hellwinckel C.M.,
6. West T.O.
. 2010. Economic and environmental impacts of the corn grain ethanol industry on the United States agricultural sector. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 65(5): 267-279.
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[1] Larson J.A.,
English B.C.,
De La Torre Ugarte D.G.,
Menard R.J.,
Hellwinckel C.M.,
West T.O.
. 2010. Economic and environmental impacts of the corn grain ethanol industry on the United States agricultural sector. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 65(5): 267-279.
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[2] Larson J.A.,

[3] English B.C.,

[4] De La Torre Ugarte D.G.,

[5] Menard R.J.,

[6] Hellwinckel C.M.,

[7] West T.O.

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