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Recent Work:
June 17, 2014
Model Documentation: US Biofuels, Corn Processing, Biomass-based Diesel,
and Cellulosic Biomass (81 pages, 439 kb)
FAPRI-MU Report #03-14 This report provides a technical description of
the FAPRI-MU U.S. Biofuel model as of March 2014.
March 13, 2014
U.S. Baseline Briefing Book (59 pages, 703 kb)
FAPRI-MU Report #02-14 This report presents a summary of ten year
baseline projections for U.S. agricultural markets, farm program spending,
farm income and a variety of other indicators.
Microsoft Excel tables (218 kb), including historical data, for crops,
biofuels and aggregate indicators
Presentations from Missouri Agriculture Outlook Conference
Intro and macroeconomics (26 pages, 1,708 kb)
Biofuels (17 pages, 570 kb)
Ag Outlook (47 pages, 812 kb)
Farm bill (42 pages, 2,579 kb)
Companion reports
International Crops, UCED at the University of Nevada, Reno
International Rice, AGREP at the University of Arkansas
February 24, 2014
Biomass-based Diesel Policy Options: Larger RFS Requirements and Tax
Credit Extension (17 pages, 455 kb)
FAPRI-MU Report #01-14 This report analyzes the potential biofuel,
crop and feedstock market impacts of two policy options related to
biomass-based diesel: i) an increase in the biomass-based diesel
requirement for the Renewable Fuel Standard; ii) an extension of the
biodiesel blenders tax credit.
January 22, 2014
Crop Budget and Forage Budget Generators Updated
The CBG and FBG have been updated to include 2014 Missouri budgets.
December 30, 2013
Renewable Fuel Standard Waiver Options for 2014 and Beyond
(16 pages, 618 kb)
FAPRI-MU Report #07-13 This report analyzes a range of Renewable
Fuel Standard waiver options in light of the EPA’s 2014 Proposed
Rulemaking and presents estimated impacts on selected biofuel, crop,
and feedstock markets.
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