Features:
O n t h e C o v e r: MFA Oil has formed a new subsidiary to help its
members grow Miscanthus x giganteus on marginal farmland in Missouri and Arkansas. This hybrid grass, seen here in autumn on the University of Illinois Experimental Station, would initially be processed into biomass fuel pellets, but could also be used as a feedstock for ethanol. Photo by Don Hamerman, courtesy Institute for Genomic Biology/University of Illinois
Features:
O n t h e C o v e r: MFA Oil has formed a new subsidiary to help its
members grow Miscanthus x giganteus on marginal farmland in Missouri and Arkansas. This hybrid grass, seen here in autumn on the University of Illinois Experimental Station, would initially be processed into biomass fuel pellets, but could also be used as a feedstock for ethanol. Photo by Don Hamerman, courtesy Institute for Genomic Biology/University of Illinois
