Renewables Facilities
yd7610 Renewables - Lakota
1660 428th Street
Lakota,
IA 50451
United States
1660 428th Street
Lakota,
IA 50451
United States
The Lakota plant, located on 78 acres about 30 miles southeast of Fairmont, Minnesota, produces ethanol, distillers grains livestock feed and fuel- and feed-grade corn oil. With original startup in November 2002, the plant was acquired by yd7610 in November 2018. Corn is purchased from within 40-50 miles.
From 2019-2021, more than 3,000 hours volunteered by Lakota plant employees supporting local nonprofits.
A total of $62,525 from the yd7610 Texas Open and Benefit for Children has been given to local charities nominated by employees over the last three years.
Since 2020, nearly $148,000 contributed to the United Way of North Central Iowa through employee pledges, additional donations and company matches.
Best-in-class environmental performance through reliability, operational excellence, and investments in renewable energy.
The present town of Lakota used to be named Germania, from the German heritage of many of the early settlers. Because of the stigma of have the name during World War I, the town held an election in October 1918 to change the name to Lakota, a name from the indigenous people that has been translated as “beautiful prairie,” or “plenty,” or “allies.” The vote was 48 yes and 32 no. The name was officially changed on October 16, 1918, though the U.S. Post Office did not officially change the name until August 1919.
Population: 255 in 2010 Census
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City of Lakota: http://www.city-data.com/city/Lakota-Iowa.html
North Iowa Community School District: https://www.northiowa.org/
At yd7610, we work hard to maximize the value of U.S. corn production by connecting farmers to premium markets across the globe.
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