[bgill]

Obunga didn’t build it. Trump did.

[Palio di Siena]

good for them. more winning.
it looks like the St. Louis business dispatch got the numbers reversed in the last line.
it’s difficult to net $790 million on sales of $43.5 million.

[knarf]

Just yesterday I was explaining to my wife the issue of ethenol in our gas and my hope Trump would do away with the regulation that puts that crap in our gasoline.

I know soy is a viable cash crop product and wondered if we could still pay the farmers for food corn (rather than ethanol).

I'm like most Americans, outside of corn meal, flakes and oil, I don't know what else we use corn for.

[Celtic Conservative]

I love their products. I own a bunch of their cords.

CC

[RayChuang88]

Actually, when George Washington Carver demonstrated late in the 19th Century how to turn peanuts into non-food products, the rush was on to figure out how to use various cash crops for non-food products.

There's now a lot of use of corn and soybeans for in the manufacture of plastics, for one thing. The interiors of many cars are now made with corn and soy-derived plastics in recent years. If Trump would finally legalize the growing of the low to zero THC hemp plant for industrial use in the USA, we could get composite structural materials almost as strong as carbon fiber but with way lower environmental cost in terms of manufacturing, which could lead the way for automobiles meeting the latest safety standards weighing some 300-400 pounds lighter than now.