Go to your local grocery store and you can easily see the variety of vegetable oils produced. Corn, soybean, canola, sesame, grapeseed, avocado, olive, to name a few. The product "vegetable oil" is a blend of different oils.
Most likely the oils will be produced from the most plentiful grains, soybeans and corn.
I guess it's bad for farmers if you are the type that thinks farmers should only produce food, and should just shut up and live with the low commodity prices of food production. Farmers should just suffer like they had to.
"Food or fuel" is a false argument. Even with ethanol we have plenty of food, and millions upon millions of acres of unused farmland to tap into. Something like 40% of the food produced gets thrown away. There are hungry people but it's not for lack of food supply. Distribution, and money are the problems.
Finally, the ones who crab about "lack of lubricity" in ULSD should embrace bio with open arms. A little bio in the tank is as good as any snake oil additive.
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