biodiesel.. is also part of the r-f-s final numbers.. the iowa biodiesel board reports right now there are 12 plants in the state of iowa with the capacity to produce more than three hundred 20 million gallons of biobased fuel... which is about three hundred 45 million in gdp means lower soybean meal prices to livestock producers for lower feed costs, so it's a win-win-win all the way around for the entire iowa economy." shaw.. with the i-r-f-a says he's disappointed the epa did not set the biobased diesel number higher, they ended up at two point one billion gallons for 2018.. this year.. biobased diesel will produce close to two point five.. which he says the r-f-s was intended to push the industry forward.. "it was not intended to maintain the status quo, or to lag what was going on in the marketplace, so we think the epa really did miss the boat in not pushing further forward with the biodiesel specific number. kimberly says the advanced biofuel category is a bright spot for biodiesel in the r-f-s.. they were only expecting 4 billion

iowa's biodiesel counts as some advanced biofuels.. but it has to compete with sugarcane ethanol for that target. "so we think biodiesel volumes are going grow even more so than what people have initially proposed because of the advanced biofuel for stopping by.. i'll be back here again tomorrow. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. on the rest of the week. in addition, we are still on track for a few snow showers, primarily this afternoon and evening. accumulation will not be much of an issue, though areas north of i-80 will be at risk for a quick quarter inch in any moderate bursts of snow that occur. the wind will be blowing as likely. plan on clouds to hold on tight through saturday with our next area of low pressure set to arrive on sunday. accumulating snow is possible with that system over parts of the area. have a good day!today: chance of light snow. little or no accumulation. wind: w 15-25. high: 38 tonight: scattered flurries. cool. wind: w 1

they add that the biodiesel targets only moving forward.. the e-p-a says renewable energy has been going up throughout the obama administration.. but they can never make everyone happy with the r-f-s "we have worked, to implement this program and i think we have successfully seen an increase over time in the amount of renewable fuels that are brought into the mix and i think that's important again there may be folks that say we didn't go high enough there are going to say that we went too high." ---- the canadian food inspection agency has confirmed.. five more cattle from southeastern alberta with bacteria that causes bovine tuberculosis.. ag canada reports five animals were discovered during the removal and destruction of the first cow discovered with t-b's index herd.. more than 30 farms in alberta are under quarantine after that cow tested positive for bovine t-b at a u-s slaughter plant.. the source of the infection is still not known.. infected cows.. all cattle from the index herd are going through the process of being removed from th

these biodiesel memes. i want to freak mike pence out. obama, why? biden, just roll with it.side the head of joe biden and really channelled him. my second choice for who won the week would be great britain. since i've been over here, i've noticed that britains who were so freaked out about brexit, so upset at themselves and their countrymen, now have someone new to laugh at it and it is us. people that we talk to say that they definitely thought the american election was more horrifying even than brexit. but people are very nervous. ej, really quickly, do you think that the united states has in a sense -- i don't know. am i wrong to feel that the rest of the world kind of feels like we let them down? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, you know, what's troubling about the trump administration, mr. flynn in particular, republican or democratic presidents, no matter what we did wrong, and we have done things wrong, we were always seen as being on the side of democracy. this administration is showing authoritarian signs, alliances with far right movements. very troubling about who we're

fuel standard and the tax credits that go with cellulosic ethanol and the tax credits that go with biodiesel, until they get to be a mature industry and we can stop the tax credit likee whiddet of ethanol for grain. the renewable fuels standard is permanent law until 2020. i believe we have the votes in the senate to make sure that that is not repealed, but we have a big problem with epa wanted to cut down on the amount that's supposed to be done. they don't have the authority to do it at this administration have said they were for ethanol and, have let them get away with it, and that's a big victory for big oil. big oil can't win in congress but they can when in this obama administration. and my opponent seems to like everything the epa does, epa is ruining us by not having the full gallon next with petroleum as it should be. >> mrs. judge speak with you not going to get a lot of argument between senator grassley and i on the imports of the renewable fuel standard, and the fact that ethanol is i was home-grown product and we're proud of it and we need that fuel standard in place in order to

grassley: i fully support the renewable fuel standard and the tax credits that go with ethanol and biodiesely get to be a mature industry. and we can stop the tax credit, like we did on ethanol from grain. the renewable fuel standard is permanent law until 2022. i believe we have the votes in the united states senate to make sure that is not repealed, but we have a big problem with the epa wanting to cut down on the amount that is supposed to be done. they don't have the authority to do it, but this administration that said they were for ethanol have let them get away with it. that is a big victory for big oil. big oil can't win in congress but they can win in this obama administration. my opponent seems to like everything that epa does. and the epa is ruining it by not having it mixed with petroleum ms. judge: you are not going to get a lot of argument between senator grassley and i on the renewable fuel standard. ethanol is homegrown and we are proud of it. we need that fuel standard in place to make things work until the industry can mature. i would say while people have criticized this,