A leader with Iowa Corn Growers Association says it’s getting more difficult for people to find flex-fuel vehicles.
Flex-fuel vehicles are capable of running on higher blends of ethanol, which can benefit farmers, consumers, and the environment.
Logan Lyon tells Brownfield, “Five-to-10 years ago flex-fuel vehicles were really easy to get or order off the lot,” he said. “Now, as auto manufacturers look at it, they go, ‘Hey, we’re not getting a subsidy or incentive from the government to create flex-fuel vehicles.
