Posted 10/3/2016 09:07 (#5561441 - in reply to #5560990) Subject: RE: Still cheaper to feed wheat than corn.
Central KS
"Our concern is that E15 is costly for consumers. It's more costly than gasoline because it has 33 percent less energy than pure gasoline does." said Kent Eckles, Executive Director of the Kansas Petroleum Association.
This part caught my eye. This is why you can't take anyone's statistics at face value.
Still cheaper to feed wheat than corn.
