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Bio Fuel, is it a double edged sword?
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Now while the future for farmers may seem a prosperous one indeed, could it be at the expense of our basic foods.
The show mainly focussed on corn, which made me think, well, corn, sold in it's pure form, on the cob, has to look the part, otherwise it will be rejected.
On the other hand, if it were grown for bio fuel, one would assume that the appearance would not matter.
Of cause the risk in this is that farmers are more likely to opt for the less compliant option,that being bio fuel, so won't this place preasure on an already stressed food production chain.
Are we cutting off our nose to spite our face?