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NECIL | When I hauled fuel there was one constant thing, every time someone even farts the wrong way in the Middle East or any oil producing region of the world you better be prepared to load as much fuel as you can before the price jumps at 6 PM. I have to agree with Byron, it has nothing to do with corn, I thought we had a surplus here because of the large crop we harvested last fall anyways. Whenever there's unrest in the world there's always market forces trying to take advantage of it and exploit it and when they do you can insert any political group that will try to do the same whether it is associated with the problem or not.
Edit, I would have to look again but I thought that ethanol is still CHEAPER than gasoline anyways so why would the corn price be making gas more expensive?
Edited by jr80 3/10/2014 11:31
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I have heard it all now
