Kansas Corn works to build market opportunities for corn in all forms. Ethanol is a top use for Kansas Corn. The state’s 12 ethanol plants produce nearly half a billion gallons of renewable, clean burning ethanol fuel and distillers grains, a high nutrient livestock feed, creating a market for 170 million bushels of corn. Distillers grains are sold wet as WDGS to nearby livestock feeders, or they are dried to make DDGS that can be sold nearby or exported to other states or other countries. Our plants produce a high performance, renewable and environmentally friendly fuel that’s also friendly to your wallet.
Kansas Corn launched a new campaign today to push consumers to purchase higher ethanol blends. The new fueledbykansas.com website will serve as an information source and offers an interactive map of stations selling E15 and higher blends. Check it out here. Also be sure to “like” our Fueled by Kansas Facebook page.
Kansas Corn and Renew Kansas partnered together in the month of March to host a Corn-Fed Ethanol Seminar located in Wichita, KS. Growers, industry partners, and ethanol representatives from across the state came together to celebrate corn-fed ethanol, learn about opportunities in the ethanol industry and how to be a confident ethanol advocates. The following presentations are from this seminar. Thank you to those who were able to attend!
Look for E15 for your 2001 and newer vehicles or higher blends for your flex fuel vehicle. Below is a listing and map of stations that offer E15 and higher ethanol blends.