My Declining Standard of Living

[JoeH]

I live in W. MA. However, I have relatives farming in Missouri, Wisconsin and Michigan still. You may have a local surplus of the feed residue, but it is being taken care of by requiring the farmers to take it back as feed. You probably do not see much of it shipped more than a couple hundred miles, if that far, the transportation costs and/or the drying to reduce the weight tip the price figures to not being economical. Your local farmers may be doing better than the alternative, but that will only be local to plants. It certainly is not making it to this area much if at all. So, if there is enough places to use it local to a plant, the residue gets used up as feed. But that does not apply to everywhere. Other places have air dried and then burned it as a fuel for the distallation process to use it up, but that is not as feed.