- Fall 2024 Issue -
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CREATIVITY AND RESILIENCY HELP POET BIOPROCESSING – ASHTON WEATHER ANY STORM — AND GROW EVEN STRONGER
By Megan Malugani
Just a few months after POET Bioprocessing – Ashton celebrated its 20th anniversary in the spring of 2024, the plant and its surrounding northwest Iowa communities were hit with massive flooding.
POET CULTIVATES LEADERS THROUGH ITS INTERNSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
By Erin Branick, POET Media Specialist
POET’s Never Satisfied Program is a multifaceted educational initiative created to serve as a launchpad for aspiring leaders, inventors, policymakers, farmers, engineers, and communicators.
A HANDS-ON APPROACH, ON AND OFF THE CLOCK
By Andrea Van Essen
Jed Dean is no stranger to a busy schedule. From an 11-plus-year career at POET Bioprocessing – Fairbank, Iowa, to raising seven kids, operating his family farm, and volunteering for the local fire department, he leads an active life at work, home, and everywhere in between.
Yes, Bioethanol Reduces Carbon-Based Emissions!
By Dr. Andrew Randolph, Technical Fellow at Richard Childress Racing
It is an indisputable fact that bioethanol reduces automotive carbon-based tailpipe emissions relative to gasoline, despite some petroleum zealots who may try to argue otherwise. I’d tell those individuals to go back to school and take a class in organic chemistry (or, in the spirit of practicality, to read this article) before stating their case!
By Erin Branick, POET Media Manager
Corn is the largest crop grown in the U.S., and bioethanol represents the largest segment of demand for that corn — approximately 40%. However, Deoxynivalenol, commonly known as DON or Vomitoxin, presents a significant threat to the entire corn industry, particularly in bioethanol and animal feed production, which require strict quality standards.
COLUMNS
Out of Left FieldField of Dreams
By Scott Johnson, A Thinker of Thoughts (and POET Data Systems Administrator)
Mechanics Corner
Yes, Bioethanol Reduces Carbon-Based Emissions!
By Dr. Andrew Randolph, Technical Fellow at Richard Childress Racing
Get Biofuel
From Farm to Capitol
By Ryan Welsh, Growth Energy Director of Sales and Marketing
In Sight
Can We Avoid Another Ag Crisis
By Jeff Broin, Founder and CEO of POET
DEPARTMENTS
POET PACThe 2024 Biofuels Summit
By Matt Ward, POET Senior Manager of Government Affairs
People of POET
Jed Dean
By Andrea Van Essen
Policy Corner
Forward Progress for Year-Round E15
By Matt Ward, POET Senior Government Affairs Manager
FOCUS ON E15
Policy CornerForward Progress for Year-Round E15
By Matt Ward, POET Senior Government Affairs Manager
Mechanics Corner
Yes, Bioethanol Reduces Carbon-Based Emissions!
By Dr. Andrew Randolph, Technical Fellow at Richard Childress Racing
Mechanics Corner
If a Little Bioethanol is Good for My Vehicle, More Must Be Better!
By Dr. Andrew Randolph, Technical Fellow at Richard Childress Racing
E15: A Ripple Becomes a Wave
Policy Corner
The Road to Summer E15
By Matt Ward, POET Government Affairs Manager
