In Kansas, we passed many fields of Milo, a rust colored rotational
crop (it is rotated with Winter Wheat). Milo is used as cattle
feed, and to produce Ethanol (used to "dilute" gasoline, to extend the
amount of gasoline that is available). We had to ask what it was,
as we had never seen Milo before. Note: Your car has to be
adjusted in order to be able to use gasoline that is diluted with
Ethanol. We accidentally bought some in Minnesota and then had a
hard time keeping the van running. We had to buy some STP
additive in order to get the van to run right again. You have to
be very careful which pump you choose around here (South Florida
doesn't have Ethanol diluted gasoline available that I am aware of).
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