I've looked into sugar beets. They potentially make a very high yield of
ethanol per acre of crop. But beets only store for a few months. So
economically, they are difficult because beets would require a high capital
investment. Beets require either an ethanol plant 6X the size of a
comparable g
ld me they replaced all the air filters in the place
every month due to the sugar in the air...
-Curt
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 19:13:11 -0400
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> So, pretty soon we'll see Curt driving a new 560SEL with license plates that
> say "Pea Farmer"
Or maybe a car with Blutec and urea injection, then you could say pee drinker.
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> Thanks for thi
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> ned kleinhenz wrote:
>> 3. Each gallon of ethanol does not consume more than one gallon of
>> fossil
>> fuel to make it. This enduring misconception is based
> notion of the situation.
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> Randy
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- OT and long, Ethanol stuff from IBD
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 3:38 PM, Rich Thomas
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> Though I do understand there
> is quite a little hobby community who are making their own
> ethanol-containing spiritous beverages these days, mostly in the kitchen
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Thanks for this Ned, there is so much disinformation about this out
there I dispair...
A friend of mine said the other day he'd seen plans for an ethanol still
of som
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 3:38 PM, Rich Thomas
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> Though I do understand there
> is quite a little hobby community who are making their own
> ethanol-containing spiritous beverages these days, mostly in the kitchen
> not out in the woods, not that I would know much about
You be makin that stuff and the revenooers will come findin yer
moonshinin ass and puttin you in da pokey. Though I do understand there
is quite a little hobby community who are making their own
ethanol-containing spiritous beverages these days, mostly in the kitchen
not out in the woods, not
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 3:01 PM
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Subject: [MBZ] Re - OT and long, Ethanol stuff from IBD
Regarding the article Harry Watkins recently posted on this list -
As an engineer in the ethanol industry (not ADM) this sort of propaganda
just baits and irritates me. Walter Williams
ey'll grow
well on my farm.
-Curt
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2008 15:00:31 -0400
From: "ned kleinhenz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Regarding the article Harry Watkins recently posted on this list -
As an engineer in the ethanol industry (not ADM) this sort
ned kleinhenz wrote:
> 3. Each gallon of ethanol does not consume more than one gallon of fossil
> fuel to make it. This enduring misconception is based on a study that
> assumed efficiencies of early 20th century farming and whiskey making
> technologies. Recent USDA studies show that modern fa
Regarding the article Harry Watkins recently posted on this list -
As an engineer in the ethanol industry (not ADM) this sort of propaganda
just baits and irritates me. Walter Williams disappoints me with the way he
takes some half-truths out of context and builds an entire misleading
position.
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