Tall corn stalks provide shade for lettuce. "Use corn’s height to your advantage to stretch the season of cool season vegetables, especially leafy greens, like lettuce," says Turner.

Scientists at Washington State University have found a new way to produce sugar from corn stalks and other crop waste, potentially opening a new pathway to sustainable biofuels. Newly published in ...

A chemical-recovery-free ammonium sulfite-based alkali pretreatment of corn stover for low-cost sugar production via fertilizer use of waste liquor. Bioresource Technology, 2025; 427: 132402 DOI ...

Dow and New Energy Blue announced a long-term supply agreement in North America in which the latter will create bio-based ethylene from renewable agricultural residues. Dow expects to purchase ...

BASOM — The tallest corn stalk Lewiston Road resident Charles Silvernail was able to grow this year was about 15 1/2 feet, but he’s aiming higher next year.