Indicators are needed to assess both socioeconomic and environmental sustainability of
bioenergy systems. Effective indicators can help to identify and quantify the sustainability …

Fifty years ago in Science, D. McConnell argued that “for anything short of a monographic
treatment, the indication of more than three authors is not justifiable”(1). He was never cited …

We estimate US corn and soybean supply responses by exploiting the large exogenous
price variations associated with implementation of the Renewable Fuel Standard. We focus …

Little is known about how yield‐and profit‐maximizing N rates of switchgrass (Panicum
virgatum L.) respond to environmental influences. The objective of this research was to …

The US cellulosic biofuel mandate has not been enforced in recent years. Uncertainty
surrounding the enforcement of the mandate in addition to high production and harvest cost …

This paper develops a new measure of total factor productivity growth in agricultural
Production which incorporates Bio Economic components effects. The new measure is …

Several states have a renewable portfolio standard (RPS) and allow for biomass co-firing to
meet the RPS requirements. In addition, a federal renewable fuel standard (RFS) mandates …

This study evaluates the effect of agronomic uncertainty on bioenergy crop production as
well as endogenous commodity and biomass prices on the feedstock composition of …

Developing countries are deeply engaged in trade negotiations at the bilateral, regional,
and international levels. As imports, exports, and tariff duties all occupy important parts of …

Herbaceous perennial grasses as lignocellulosic resources are a preferred feedstock
source for biofuels because they have a neutral carbon budget, require few agronomic …