Efforts to get year-round E15 sales could hurt soybean farmers

A Senate bill aiming to permit year-round sales of E15, a fuel mix containing up to 15% corn-based ethanol, is sparking debate. Supporters argue this would benefit corn growers by extending the market season for their product. However, critics warn that it could negatively impact soybean farmers by reducing demand for their crops, potentially driving down soybean prices. This tussle highlights the complex interplay between different agricultural sectors and the broader implications for farm economies.