Green Plains CEO Says Gasoline Demand Remains Good

The video discusses the impact of the U.S. government shutdown on trade negotiations and ethanol rulemaking. It highlights the risks posed by the shutdown, such as delays in rulemaking due to lack of government workers. The demand for ethanol, its effect on gasoline prices, and the challenges faced by the industry are explored. The video also covers trade talks with China and their implications for the agricultural sector. Economic consequences of the shutdown, both short-term and long-term, are analyzed, along with the potential for increased ethanol exports and future industry risks.

How has the government shutdown affected the agricultural industry as a whole?

What risks does the ethanol industry face with the upcoming crop cycles?

What are the long-term implications of low prices in the ethanol industry?