Reuters: Germany’s sugar farmers are targeting sales to the bioethanol industry to shift a large crop this season but face competition from the grains sector where falling prices have made cereals a viable biofuels feedstock. Germany is forecast to produce 3.6 million tonnes of refined sugar from its 2008/09 crop, well over the country’s EU sugar production quota of 2.7 million tonnes, which has been cut as part of European Union reforms to curb farming subsidies. With 178,000 tonnes of …