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$26 Million Awarded by USDA to Improve Biofuel Infrastructure

Posted August 24, 2021
in Top Ag News

Last week the USDA announced $26 million in grant money would be used to expand the availability of higher-blend biofuels in 23 states across the nation. Funds come from the Higher Blends Infrastructure Incentive Program and will be used to install gas tanks, pumps, and other equipment. It’s estimated that the expansion will increase the availability of higher-blend fuels by 822 million gallons annually. Learn more about the program.

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