Siouxland Ethanol

The Siouxland Ethanol plant was built in a former cornfield near Jackson by Fagen, Inc., utilizing modern ICM Technology. Designed to produce 50 million gallons of ethanol each year, Siouxland Ethanol became operational May 2007. The plant consumes 30 million bushels of corn each year to produce a clean-burning, high-octane gasoline additive. This corn is purchased from our local farmers and elevators and the dollars turn over in our local communities. Siouxland Ethanol is led by a board of 11 directors who serve three-year terms and are elected by Siouxland Ethanol’s investors. Many of these board members have been with Siouxland Ethanol from the start. From the beginning, “Can we do it?” has been the guiding question at Siouxland Ethanol. The answer has always been yes, and it remains yes as Siouxland Ethanol continues to thrive.