Had a friend who got a goverment grant back during the Jimmy Carter days to build a corn ethonal plant on his farm. We visit it one time. He was running all of his equipment and vehicles on it. Picked all of his corn with a picker on the ear and put in a corn crib. He would shell it and keep the cobs to burn for heat to operate the still. He would feed the wet mash to steers and hogs. Nothing like a bunch of drunks to gain weight. This was not a play with operation, it worked. The state regulations were unreal since it was White Lightning. Started selling excess as charcoal liter fluid. Great no left over taste on food. Was going goodthen stores required liability insurance. Cost was high it was impossible to afford. Finally sold the whole thing to someone in Canada. Leave it to a bunch of local buracrats to get in the act. ATF-IRS-Fire Marshal-Insurance companies. All wanting to jusify there exsistance. gitrib
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