Corn	Ethanol	DDGS	WDGS	Corn Oil	E85

Grain Receiving Hours
Monday - Friday: 7:30 am to 4:00 pm

Moisture requirements
Adkins receives corn up to 16% with no dock applied. From 16.1% to 16.5%, a dock will apply of $0.035 per bushel. Anything over 16.5% will be rejected with no exceptions.

For more information regarding grain deliveries to Adkins, please contact Steve at Alliance Commodities at (815) 809-2667.

DDGS

Our DDGS is being sold worldwide with a majority of the product being shipped via containers internationally. DDGS is consumed by dairy, beef, swine, and poultry.

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Monday – Friday 7:00am – 4:00pm

DDGS Spec Feed Nutrient Analysis (pdf)

If you interested in learning more about DDGS or would like to place and order, please call Scott or Steve at Cenex Harvest States (CHS) at (800) 769-1066.

"CHS is proud to be long term partner of Adkins Energy in their DDGS marketing.  As the leading marketer in the US, we serve everyone from the local farm to worldwide consumers via truck, rail, barge, or vessel.  Give us a call for wet and dry DDG pricing, and visit our website to see what we can do for you." www.chsinc.com and look for DDGS under "Grain."
 
For nutritional information and the latest research on DDGS, visit www.ddgs.umn.edu.

Wet Distillers

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Monday – Friday 7:00am – 4:30pm

Wet Distillers Spec Feed Nutrient Analysis (pdf)
Adkins Energy Distillers Wet Grains Feed Test Results (pdf)
Adkins Energy Distillers Wet Grains are fed regionally to dairy cattle,
beef feedlot cattle, and stocker cow operations.

For placing orders or to learn more how distillers wet grains can benefit your operation, please call the Furst-McNess Company at (800)-662-FARM (3276).

"The Furst-McNess Company provides a high level of service to meet your needs, so you can enjoy the supply relationship with Adkins Energy. Be it scheduling, on time delivery, special delivery equipment, or forward contracting, we are here to serve. On farm representatives are also available to aid you in nutrition and ration recommendations. We work to provide you with product and service to achieve optimum livestock performance for your livestock enterprise. Call us today or visit our website at www.mcness.com"

Ethanol

Using ethanol as an alternative provides excellent benefits to consumers, taxpayers, the economy and the environment. Significant opportunities exist for fuel ethanol to grow in importance as a motor fuel component in the 21st century as countries around the world look to ethanol-blended gasolines to reduce air pollution in their most polluted cities. Ethanol production will continue to increase as the U.S. looks at alternative fuels to help reduce our country's dependence on imported energy, which improves the balance of trade and keeps jobs at home.

Learn more about how ethanol is made.
Aventine Renewable Energy
Adkins Energy Processes

Ethanol is a domestic, renewable fuel that is used as a high-quality octane enhancer and, as an oxygenate, capable of reducing air pollution and improving automobile performance. We expect ethanol-blends to account for more than 60 percent of total U.S. gasoline supply in 2008. Since the late 1970s, ethanol production has been growing rapidly. By the end of 2007, annual ethanol capicty in the U.S. had grown to 7.5 billion gallons per year.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency considers ozone to be the most widespread air pollution problem. Ethanol is widely used in reformulated gasolines sold in urban cities that fail to meet public health standards for ozone. Since ethanol contains oxygen, it contributes to a cleaner, more efficient combustion of gasoline, which results in lower carbon monoxide (CO) emissions from automobiles. Ethanol-blended gasolines reduce CO emissions up to 25 percent. Ethanol can also be used to help reduce ozone-forming emissions, particulates and nitrogen oxides from gasoline.

Ethanol Spec Sheet (pdf)

Advantages of Using Ethanol
- A domestic, safe source of energy
- A renewable source of clean burning fuel, reducing carbon monoxide emissions and greenhouse gases
- An economic octane enhancer and oxygenate
- Creates an increased demand for corn
- Provides more than 238,000 American jobs
- Stimulates rural economies

For more information:
Eric Lockart
Ethanol Sales Manager
elockart@adkinsenergy.com
(815) 494-7990

Ethanol Material Safety Data Sheet (pdf)
Material Safety Data Sheet (pdf)