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“My students absolutely love doing labs and lessons provided by Kansas Corn!” Carmelita Goossen of Southwestern Heights High School uses a variety of the hands-on, ethanol-focused lessons and labs provided by the Kansas Corn STEM program in her classroom. The program helps her students learn about careers in the agricultural industry. Goossen's FFA chapter also sponsors a trip for third graders to visit the local ethanol plant each year with a grant from Kansas Corn. Who benefits from biofuels? KANSAS DRIVERS: Biofuel saves you money. Kansas Biofuel (ethanol) costs less than gasoline, so the higher the percentage of ethanol in your fuel, the more you save. Calculate your savings at https://www.fueledbykansas.com/calcul.... KANSAS FARM FAMILIES: Biofuel stabilizes commodity prices by generating greater local demand for crops. Our state’s 12 ethanol plants produce nearly half a billion gallons of ethanol fuel, creating a market for 170 million bushels of corn. KANSAS COMMUNITIES: Biofuels grow jobs in Kansas. The demand for biofuel created more than 4,000 jobs. The industry also contributed more than $2.2 billion to the Kansas economy annually. KANSANS’ AIR QUALITY: Biofuel reduces emissions. Ethanol reduces greenhouse gas emissions by an average of 34 percent in comparison to gasoline, according to a report by the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory. To learn more about Kansas fuel and to find out what type is best for your vehicle, visit fueledbykansas.com.