We know this isn't a slam dunk. Hopefully we can learn from others' experiences. Among the potential pitfalls are unpredictable market forces, government program changes and management problems. Right now, however, ethanol seems a good bet. Corn prices are low.
Gasoline prices are high.
And ethanol is getting some good press as a clean, renewable alternative to gasoline that can be used to meet EPA Clean Air standards. Over the long run, ethanol production should get more efficient. And as it does, it will gobble even more corn than the 18,000 bushels per day that currently go through the Macon plant. Click here . We'd like to hear from you.