Jun 26, 2006

And ethanol isn’t new to the auto business: the first Model T's ran on it.

But, we need to learn from history. Suger is the answer, not corn.

Why the U.S. makes it from corn? The same people who started "big oil" are now "big corn"
"That’s because business is very good. Larry Hansen, a member of the plant's board of directors, says the biggest impact on the community has been that the price of corn in the area rose from five to 10 cents a bushel."

"If you've got eight million bushels coming in, all that extra money that was being sent down the river is now here in the community," says Seward, who is also on the board.

Another board member, Polly Granzow, says, "There are oil fields in Texas, and that is called their black gold. And I think Iowa, that’s our green gold."