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Did
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Ethanol production reduces our energy Imports
and exports supplies of transportation fuel,
thereby reducing overall gasoline prices
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of Monday March 20, 2006 our stock symbol has
changed from CBMG to CLME.PK |
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Colusa County is located
on the northwestern side of the Sacramento Valley of
California.
It consists of over 730,000 acres, nearly 70 percent
of which are farmed. Agriculture is the principal industry,
valued at over $293,000,000. Rice is the principal crop
grown and was valued at over $112,000,000 in 1998. The
population of Colusa County is approximately 18,500.
(See Figure 2 for detail)
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Colusa
& Maxwell City Locations
The Interstate 5 freeway (I-5) runs north-south through the
County and State Route 20 runs east-west. The City of Colusa
is the county seat and lies on the banks of the Sacramento
River. The communities of Maxwell near I-5 in the north, Williams
at the intersection of I-5 and SR-20 and Arbuckle near I-5
in the south are agricultural centers (see Figure 2). Colusa
County is the largest producer of rice in the State. There
are many businesses in Colusa County including drying and
milling, equipment sales, agricultural chemicals and trucking
that support the rice industry. Each year Colusa is the site
of one of the major farm shows in California. |
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