So what do we do with all the corn bury it in a land fill.
The US farmer could feed the world,but the some of the world has no money or anything to trade for it.
Even with all the exports, food, livestock feed and ethanol we still carried over 1.8 billion bushels of corn from last years crop.
So are you saying we don't use our land as a resource of energy when it does produce a positive return in energy?
If it did not return a positive how would anyone in the ethanol chain make any money? Economics saids that if you lose money at something you quit doing it. We have been making ethanol for 34 years now.
There are a few farmers and ethanol plants that go broke but that all goes back to mismanagement.
I have a couple of question for all that come to this forum.
What are you doing here if you do not believe in farming.? What do you use your tractor for? And what was that tractor bought new for before you got it as an antique?
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