Inedible cobs and stalks can ease food prices
Jack Huttner, Vice President of Biorefinery Business Development at Genencor, describes how the unused cobs and stalks of corn can be used to produce biofuels, which would increase the output of each acre of corn and help tame food prices. (0:36)
June 12, 2008
Categories
Latest Audio
Happening Now - TRNS on Twitter
- @bobney: Listen to the American Cancer Society vs the Preventive Services Task Force about mammograms-the PSTaskForce has to be out of their minds -- 14 minutes ago
- @bobney: Yea, a push for more of our jobs to go to the Commie Chinese Gov't- Obama: Asia trip part of U.S. jobs push - POLITICO http://shar.es/ai5r1 -- 18 minutes ago
- @bobney: Hot air lineup, get your boots on ---Sunday talk show tip sheet - Dianna Heitz - POLITICO.com - http://shar.es/ai5pd -- 20 minutes ago
- @bobney: OR,Get the Democratic candidate to call the Republican Candidate Fat-GOP eyes McDonnell strategy - Jonathan Martin - http://shar.es/ai5gc -- 21 minutes ago
- @bobney: Healthcare part deux!! What to watch for in today's debate - Chris Frates - POLITICO.com - http://shar.es/ai5fK -- 24 minutes ago
- @bobney: God Bless Stefanie-Stefanie Spielman Obituary: Stefanie Spielman’s Obituary by the The Columbus Dispatch.: http://bit.ly/8utrv9 via -- 26 minutes ago
- @jackrice: Wow. Lot of fun @msnbc. Really fast. Jackrice.org -- 2 hours ago
- @jackrice: Sitting here @msnbc and getting ready to go on the air. Interesting. -- 2 hours ago
- @jackrice: I Appear on MSNBC This Morning at 7:30 a.m. e.t. http://ff.im/-bNyTA -- 3 hours ago
- @jackrice: On MSNBC tomorrow morning to talk about Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Personally, I'm thrilled they decided to try him in NYC. The perfect place! -- 12 hours ago