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North Dakota Ethanol Plant Continues Production

Amid closures, Tharaldson Ethanol in Casselton remains fully staffed and running

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Almost half the corn-fed fuel ethanol plants in the United States shut down due to reduced demand because of the COVID-19 pandemic, reports AgWeek, but not Tharaldson Ethanol, Casselton, ND.

Tharaldson Ethanol 300x271Tharaldson is the sixth largest ethanol plant in the country and the largest in North Dakota.

The company remains fully staffed with 57 employees and plans to continue that. It's been approved for a loan/grant program for small businesses through the Small Business Administration.

Typically the plant would be running about 500,000 gallons a day. It’s an annual rate of about 175 million gallon. The company is not running quite at full capacity, but at a “pretty high rate,” Ryan Thorpe, COO of Tharaldson, told AgWeek.

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