Corn for ethanol has not been a good idea for several years. It was touted in the 20's and 30's as an alternative fuel, but production costs were too high. In the 70's they tried to sell it as a CHEAP alternative to fossil fuels, but productions costs again hampered it. It also gets less MPG then straight fossil fuel. Just because there is a small amout of corn in a box of corn flakes doesn't mean a whole lot. Take a look for yourself - start reading lables - corn is in EVERYTHING, even BATTERIES. The inflated price of corn used for ethanol production sure DOES affect the price of food (GREATLY), despite what your local corn board trys to feed you. The food prices haven't come down with the price of corn (and other grains) because of greed.
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