In order to help bring about the potential for alcohol production by the farming community, Navarro College (Texas) has developed this curriculum for secondary and postsecondary levels in alcohol fuel production. The alcohol fuel curriculum consists of five modules for use in practical hands-on vocational programs. The curriculum is designed to equip students to manage the alcohol production process. The modules contain a comprehensive bibliography, graphs, charts, and suggested resources for additional supportive documentation. Each unit also contains an introduction, objectives, a list of instructional materials needed, terms and definitions, information on the module topic, and a summary of the module. In addition, examples of suppliers of raw materials are included. Subjects covered in the five modules include alcohol fuel production economics, chemistry, microbiology, engineering, and agricultural production. (KC)