Each time you pull up to a gas station, you are surrounded by corn, as corn is used in many products at gas stations. About 45% of the corn grown in the US is used domestically for ethanol, food/snacks, feed, and other industrial uses. Specifically, the average SUV uses about 1 bushel of corn in each tank of gas filled, as 1 bushel of corn produces 2.8 gallons of ethanol. Corn is truly a vital component of today's modern economy and is present in many everyday products and materials.
Core Agricultural Products: Corn In The Gas Station
1. Each time you pull up to a gas station you are surrounded by corn...
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U.S. Corn Use
SOURCES:
Ethanol per tank: www.suvbuyerguide.com, www.ca.gov
Converting Corn to Meat: http://nebraskacorn.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/unit6_TeachersKey.pdf
Corn Poster: http://www.ccur.iastate.edu/education/cornposter.pdf
World Population Growth: U.S. Census Bureau, World POPClock Projection: http://www.census.gov/popclock/
World Agricultural Supply and Demand Report : https://www.usda.gov/oce/commodity/wasde/latest.pdf as reported on December
9, 2016
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CORE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
A vital component of nearly everything we touch in today’s modern economy.
- CORN IN THE GAS STATION -
1 BUSHEL OF CORN WEIGHS = 56 LBS
Chips are cooked in corn oil,
candy is sweetened with corn syrup,
baked snacks are cooked using corn flour and
ketchup, mustard and hot sauce all contain corn.
Paper, ink and glue binding magazine
pages all contain corn.
Receipts also contain corn.
Ethanol is produced from corn and used
in transportation fuels.
It takes 10 lbs. of corn to
make 1 lb. of beef.
It takes 3 lbs. of corn to
make 1 lb. of chicken.
Beer and wine contain corn to help with
fermentation and
soda is sweetened with corn syrup.
Plastic bottles, caps, ink and adhesive
holding labels all contain corn.
Corn starch holds the aspirin
compounds together.
Current U.S. Population 324.3
million people
Total U.S. Corn Use 14.6
billion bushels per year
FUEL
PLASTIC
PAPER
BEVERAGES
FEEDSTOCK
FOOD/SNACKS
bushels/person per year
Feed
bushels/person per year
Ethanol for Fuel
bushels/person per year
Food/Seed/Industrial
bushels/person per year
17.4 16.3 20.8
carpeted floors
wall paper
shades on the window
paint
ceiling tiles
plywood
all contain corn The average SUV uses about 1 bushel of corn in each tank of gas.
1 bushel of corn = 2.8 gallons of ETHANOL
leather seats are
tanned with corn
oil
tires are made
with corn
plastic molding
contains corn
— When you fill up your tank —