ISU’s Weekly Update
March 15, 2010
New articles in the ICM Newsletter for the week of 3/8/2010 – 3/14/2010.
November 22, 2006 Agronomy
GM Processor Preferred E-85 FlexFuel Discount
Use GM E85 FlexFuel Discount on purchases off the lot (still includes discounts on ordered vehicles). Get Free OnStar Safe and Sound Package for the first year and $100 off for the next two years for factory ordered vehicles with available OnStar
Processor Preferred E85 FlexFuel Vehicle Discount
Offer: Discounts off Dealer Invoice on Eligible E85 Vehicles
| Model | Allowance |
| Tahoe/Yukon/XL/Escalade/EXT/ESV/Suburban/Avalanche | $2500 |
| Impala/Monte Carlo | $2800 |
| Terraza | $4700 |
| RELAY | $4600 |
| Uplander Short Wheelbase | $4300 |
| Silverado/Sierra GMT 800 Classic 1500 Regular Cab/Uplander Extended Wheelbase | $4800 |
| Silverado/Sierra GMT 800 Classic (Excl 1500 Regular Cab) | $5000 |
| Silverado/Sierra GMT 900 (NEW in 2007) | TBD |
| Express/Savana Cargo,Cutaway,Passenger | $3900 |
Note: GM has not released their pricing on the Silverado/Sierra GMT 900 vehicles – this will occur in the next month – we will follow-up with the new pricing at that time
Requirement:
Minimum 100 unit purchase of Processor Preferred High Fermentable Corn (HFC) for 2007 delivering to a enrolled dry grind ethanol plant/elevator.
The following GLH hybrids are Processor Preferred and qualify for this program:
4206RR, 4262RR, 4297G3, 4297BtRR, 4256Bt, 4415G3, 4415BtRR, 4415RR, 4527, 4623RWRR, 4623Bt, 4521RR, 4689G3, 4689BtRR, 4689RR, 4979, 5377G3, 5377RW, 5377RR, 5377, 5416RWRR, 5416RR, 5606, 6170G3, 6170RWRR, 6170RR, 6170, 6070.
Download the full program flyer here
April 12, 2007 will be the last date that requests for additional certificates will be granted.
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March 11, 2010
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Tips for Handling a Wet Spring
March 11, 2010
Editor’s Note: Dan Davidson provides insight into what farmers might do this spring to deal with wet soil conditions. The information was provided specifically to AgProfessional so that readers can talk with customers about alternative field work that might be necessary this spring and to allow consultants and ag retailers to determine recommendations for fertilizer programs fitting into a farmer’s unusual spring workload.
Planting date recommendations for Iowa
March 11, 2010
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