Posted by mkirsch on April 01, 2015 at 16:11:29 from (67.253.164.29):
In Reply to: gas and tractors posted by bumblebee on April 01, 2015 at 08:24:10:
Both sides of the ethanol argument have become so overblown in the never-ending argument that there is virtually no truth left to either side.
I've got tractors with gas that is several YEARS old, 10% ethanol, and they start and run just fine.
True you get better fuel economy and more power from straight gasoline, but that's science.
What kills me is that you, FARMERS, are some of the loudest anti-ethanol voices out there. Shoot yourselves in the foot much? Cut off your nose despite your face much?
Ethanol makes corn worth more, meaning more money in your pocket! There's plenty of corn to go around! The government is going to waste money, so why not let them waste it on YOU for a change?
Farming has to be the only industry in existence that does everything it possibly can to ensure that it is as unprofitable as it can possibly be.
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