Rep. Boebert Welcomes EPA Administrator Zeldin’s Announcement to Help Colorado Farmers

October 14, 2026 Press Release Eaton, CO – Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (R-CO-4) welcomed EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s announcement proposing a 100% reallocation of additional 2025 Small Refinery Exemption volumes under the Renewable Fuel Standard. “Colorado’s 4th District farmers and ranchers need reliable markets for the crops they grow. By fully reallocating these exemption volumes, Administrator Lee Zeldin and the EPA is protecting demand for Colorado corn, supporting our rural communities, and strengthening American energy,” said Rep. Boebert . Colorado Corn Growers Association: “We are so thankful for the Administration, the EPA, and Congresswoman Boebert’s efforts to help farmers across Eastern Colorado. We love the way Congresswoman Boebert listens, and works for us in DC,” said Jeff Self, Colorado Corn Growers President . Colorado Corn Promotion Council : “With farmers facing near record input prices and drivers dealing with historic fuel prices, the reallocation of biofuels volumes is a win for corn farmers and drivers alike,” said Jessica Brophy, President of the Colorado Corn Promotion Council . “Biofuels are a critical piece of our energy portfolio and Colorado corn farmers are proud to contribute to our nation’s energy security.” The announcement follows higher-than-projected 2025 small refinery exemption decisions and builds on the Trump Administration’s commitment to a strong Renewable Fuel Standard that opens additional markets for American agriculture, including higher ethanol blends. This action protects and expands market demand for American crops. Read the full EPA announcement here . Issues : Agriculture