High Corn Prices Minimize Indirect Land Use from Biofuels

July 9, 2012 admin

High Corn Prices Minimize Indirect Land Use from Biofuels, usagnet, July 6, 2012. Research study found a statistical correlation showing that as prices increase, farmers make changes that result in higher per acre yields. Dr. Barry Goodwin, agricultural and resource economics, featured.

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