Exhibit 10.8

                          PRX Geographic (TM) Quotation

Barry Ellsworth                                                      May 3, 2004
Las Vegas, NV

The PRX Geographic (TM) ethanol full feasibility study will include an
origination study using CMZA methods, a basis impact regression, small area
supply demand analysis, historical flat price means, pro forma financial
statements, analysis of key drivers, comparative model plant returns, site
economics comparison and a go/no go recommendation all summarized into a written
report. Final presentation will be made onsite.

Marty Ruikka will be the principal investigator for the origination analysis,
Bill Hudson and John Stewart will do the basis impact regression and small area
supply demand research and Bill Holbrook will perform the feasibility study and
financial analysis.

An asset and risk management plan will be provided by John Stewart & Associates
(JS&A). JS&A is the only brokerage firm that assists PRX with supply/demand
analysis and forecasting.

Marty Ruikka and Bill Holbrook will be the consultants that work directly with
your group and make presentations. They will also present the findings from the
work done by Hudson and Stewart. Hudson will be available as needed by
teleconference. Travel expense and time for presentations is included for two
trips each by Ruikka and Holbrook. Travel and time is also included for Bill
Holbrook to work with you on specific site development cost estimates for the
sites you have indicated. Expenses for meeting rooms and extra travel will be
billed as needed with clients pre-approval.

Your organization will be a full PRX client for one year inclusive in the fee. A
full client receives the monthly publications and is invited to annual PRX
seminar. Bill Holbrook and Marty Ruikka will be available to support the
development of a business plan with regard to the feasibility study findings.

All the work done will be considered client confidential. We will ask for your
agreement to work Fagen and ICM to secure plant costs and address issues
specific to the sites under consideration. We may ask for the same consideration
with respect to transportation companies and other key partnerships that may
affect the feasibility study. The fee for the ethanol full feasibility study as
described is $29,750 billed on acceptance. This price reflects a $3,000 discount
provided for Fagen clients.

The origination analysis will be executed on a large study area of approximately
sixty counties. All other analysis will be specific to the counties that will be
the probable origination counties of the proposed plant. The origination
analysis will be ready two to three weeks after we schedule the start of the
study. The basis impact regressions will start when the origination analysis is
complete and are usually available one week after the origination analysis . We
will present the final report about eight to ten weeks after the scheduled start
of the study. If different sites are evaluated then site comparisons will also
be presented with the final feasibility report.

The risk management plan provided by JS&A will be scheduled after the
feasibility study is complete. Depending on how the project proceeds this
schedule may be weeks or months. The client controls this schedule. Our
experience has been that the focus of the client shifts to equity drives and
fund raising after a successful feasibility study. The risk management plan is
important for finalizing the business plan in preparation for arranging debt
financing. Securing debt financing is the driver for scheduling the risk
management plan.

Thank you for opportunity to present this quotation.

Best Regards,
Marty