Agribusiness

ArborGen partners with biofuels company to seek out viable biomass

Loblolly pine cone bud Corn has been used to make ethanol in the Midwest for years, but the crop doesn’t grow well in the Southeast. If companies such as ArborGen and Range Fuels can find a good source of biomass, it could create a market for biofuels in South Carolina and neighboring states. Read More...

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