Darn near impossible to find any gas here without ethanol, but I’m still looking.

It's kinda heavily advertised here in virginia. We have ethanol free gas. It probably helps that I am outside the corn belt.

It's widely believed here that the high octane option is ethanol free but that's not correct. You have to ask or look for the disclaimer/advertisement. It's not that easy to find.

I run 100 octane aviation fuel in my 2 strokes at 32 to1. It has a 5 year shelf life and always fires up quickly even it it sat for a few years. You have to tune them to run correctly on it, it expensive , and requires a trip to the air port but I believe it's worth it vs the equipment not working when I need it to and maintenance cost savings. Especially since I use less than 7 gallons a year.

It’s called rec gas here. More and more stations have one or two pumps for it. Still hard to find at Marinas.

In farm county here the non-alcohol is being replaced with a super alcohol blend now so your choice will be 10% alcohol or this mystery super alcohol.

Back when I ran a diesel , Iowa had that soyoil added to diesel at pump to.
Had to run it once and will have to say never noticed much difference.
And both my newer rigs are flex fuel ready so so what ever is at pump an best price
I ll run it , not into saving it for the next guy anyway.
Here at home small general store all that is available is true gas and true diesel.
So my small engines an old car an truck get it, 60 miles away is refinery country.

I don't think ethanol can be produced at an economic price without subsidies. Additionally, I don't think the nation can produce enough ethanol to make much difference. I assume we can't put the nations corn production all into ethanol.

Never did think it made much sense to turn corn into "fuel" to begin with.

That soy diesel will clean out your fuel system. Sounds good but you go through a lot of filters before it gets the tanks and lines all cleaned out. If your truck or farm machine is fairly new no problem but old stuff with years of build up you need to plan on extra fuel filters. You will need them.

Google pure-gas.org. It has a listing of all states and Canada. There may be stations that are not listed but you can add one if you know.

E-10 jumped to $2.19 today. Nonethanol is $2.10.

Corn farmers get a "price support" payment, and then the blender gets an additional subsidy as well.

There's a surplus of corn. Farmers have got really good at producing 200 bushel corn per acre. (irrigated) Even more in some areas. I see rotten corn on the ground every spring and that shouldn't be happening with people dying of starvation around the world. But, governments use it as a political weapon.

Here, super unleaded is 1.99, unleaded is 2.24.
In Wyoming they're not required to list if ethanol is in the fuel. That used to cause me some grief with the older vehicles that liked to vapor-lock. Not so much anymore.

Switch Grass will out produce corn 10 to 1. Plus you can get 2-3 cuttings a year.

I like switchgrass too.

Switchgrass for ethanol? Does it have a high starch/sugar content?

For poultry bedding.

We keep a 300 gallon tank at the farm of pure gas. Run it in every small engine we have.