I don't know about the biomass deal. While use'n wood chips or other "waste" might be doable, most of what I am hearing about the biomass is the switch grass hay. If I can't pencil out making hay to feed cows here at the house with, how in the world am I going to make hay for the ethanol plant, haul it 30 miles and make money? If we take enough acres out of hay/pasture production to feed our gas tanks what is that going to do to the price of beef at the store? Some around here are talking about use'n broiler litter, well cheap litter is the only thing letting alot of row crop farmers around here squeek out a profit with fertalizer and grain prices what they are.
Only way we are going to break free from the mid east oil t** is to start drilling here and now. We have enough off shore and other oil here to last 100+ years. By them maybe all the mid east crazies will have kill each other out and we can go back to do'n buisness with who ever is left.
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