US EditionFlatwater Explains: Where Does Nebraska’s Corn Go?
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Flatwater Explains: Where Does Nebraska’s Corn Go?
How Nebraska corn is used, according to a study commissioned by the Nebraska Corn Board. Distiller grains are a byproduct of ethanol production then fed to livestock, but aren’t considered a part of the 17% of Nebraska corn that goes directly to livestock feed. “Exports” include corn exported both to other states and other countries. “Carryout” is the amount of corn left over at the end of a marketing year. “Residual & other” includes the small …
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