Ethanol producers have faced declining margins from a competitive market, coupled with low oil prices and relatively high prices for corn, used to make ethanol, said McMinimy.

“That dynamic has to be changed,” he said.

That says it all right there doesn't it. Let's just ignore the numerous signals of the market, and have the government manipulate it into production.

What your food prices rise - well, assuming the government can print enough of those pieces of paper to keep in front of the hyperinflation we are going to get with our "stimulus".