Posted by IaGary on September 15, 2007 at 04:12:23 from (216.51.196.221):
In Reply to: IaGary Ethanol posted by flashback on September 14, 2007 at 06:13:37:
Maybe it will happen before ten years we will have to wait to see.
And if they are getting seven times the gallons per acre that will be ok also.
But if they can get seven times the gallons per acre that tells me there should be an easy way to get all that ethanol out of the cellulose if there is that much there. But its not happening.
As far as sugar cane, yep it will produce ethanol and lots of it per acre. But sugar cane won't grow in a wide area like corn cause of the weather.
By the way I like discussions like this. And the one below. Its the way we all learn.
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