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Ethanol snafu forces Troy firm to buy back 800,000 bushels of corn

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

By James Schlett
Gazette Reporter

The long-delayed launch and botched construction of what aimed to be the Northeast’s largest ethanol production plant is prompting its corn supplier in Troy to buy back more than 800,000 bushels.

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