The ethonal industry

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I have no love list for ethanol. We have a plant. When looking for support to build it, they dangled the ddg carrot. Now that it's here, the ddg is owned by an outside source, as soon as it's produced. You do business with them to get it, it's priced too high, and that's ok because they'd rather not have your business.
 
Caustic Burno said:
We should have never used corn for fuel in the first place.
If we could get ethanol out of fuel would be great.
Sort of odd that they chose corn. If they must use grain a bushel of milo produces more ethanol than a bushel of corn, a bushel of milo cost less than a bushel of corn and the resulting by-product "Milo DDG" has more protein, fat and energy than corn distillers.
 
TexasBred said:
Caustic Burno said:
We should have never used corn for fuel in the first place.
If we could get ethanol out of fuel would be great.
Sort of odd that they chose corn. If they must use grain a bushel of milo produces more ethanol than a bushel of corn, a bushel of milo cost less than a bushel of corn and the resulting by-product "Milo DDG" has more protein, fat and energy than corn distillers.

I did not know any of that. Thanks.
 
TexasBred said:
Caustic Burno said:
We should have never used corn for fuel in the first place.
If we could get ethanol out of fuel would be great.
Sort of odd that they chose corn. If they must use grain a bushel of milo produces more ethanol than a bushel of corn, a bushel of milo cost less than a bushel of corn and the resulting by-product "Milo DDG" has more protein, fat and energy than corn distillers.

Corn lobby had the most to slide across the table. Follow the dollar that runs Washington.
 
msplmtneer said:
What is the difference between Gasahol that they tried in the 70s and Ethonal they are using today? :tiphat:

Most likely just the price tag someone paid a PR firm to come up with it.....
 

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