Page 2: Illinois Processors, Terminals, and Elevators Map - Color coded locations map.
Page 3: Illinois Processors and River Terminals - Over 100 elevators, river terminals, rail terminals, and processing facilities in Illinois.
Page 4: Letter from President John Kuhfuss - “Exponential Growth of Biotech Makes Management and Communication Crucial.”
Page 5: Index - How to Use This Publication. Also, the National Corn Growers Association Biotechnology Position.
Page 6: European Unapproved Geographical Risk Assessment - Map of counties in Illinois by risk of grain processing contamination for European consumption.
Page 7: 2004 - 2005 Projected Illinois Livestock Corn Use - Map of projected % usage by county in Illinois.
Page 8: Biotechnology Corn Products “Grandfathered” into EU System - List of products plus EU traceability and labeling regulations.
Page 9: Exporting Co-Products from Corn Processing - Why Some Corn Processors Do Not Accept Certain Biotech Products.
Page 10: Identity-Preserved Corn and Uses - Quality Characteristics that Add End-User Value.
Page 11: Novecta - Growth in Biotech Corn Acres
Page 12: Refuge Management Practices - Insect Resistance, Planting Refuges, Preserving Technology
Page 13: Refuge Management Practices, cont’d - Refuge Field Layouts
Page 14: Refuge Management Practices, cont’d - Refuge Requirements for Bt Corn
Page 15: Illinois Ethanol Plants - Map
Page 16: Corn Rootworm & Corn Borer Asessmant - Map of At Risk Areas and Management Technologies
