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Farm and Dairy reader responds to Alan Guebert's column, "American agriculture needs to deal with climate change."

Guebert: Itchy investors are already lining up to tap these veins of climate-changing CO2. Amazingly, three multi-billion dollar pipelines have been proposed to cross Iowa to carry CO2 from more than 40 ethanol plants in five states to sequestration sites.

Biggest gold rush in history is about to hit rural America and it wont involve corn, cattle or even gold. Instead, the money will be in pipelines.

Alan Guebert: The new ag alchemy: Gold from gas

Guebert: Rekindling the fire was only the final heat-promising chore in a whole series of high-heat chores that led to it. There was wood sawing, splitting, hauling, stacking, hauling into the house, lighting, and, finally, hauling the ashes, in our case, to the garden.

Agriculture column from Alan Guebert

Alan Guebert writes about agricultural issues and topics

Those who postpone the reality and certainty of climate change will adamantly do so until the moment they depart this earthly coil.

Guebert: How does what once was arguably the largest, finest collection of ag economists in the world, USDA’s Economic Research Service, get a two-year payment program at least $3 billion wrong even after a major, mid-stream overhaul? There are many ways.

Contrary to evidence, more than 100 million American adults continue to deny the existence of climate change.