OK, fine and dandy. The farmer has the right to do with his corn what he wants. As so the consumer has the right to do with it what he wants as well. There's lots of things that can be put toward food that can also be put toward fuel. Do you like biomass furnaces? Well shouldn't you instead compost your biomass for fertilizer to grow food? If corn can be used as a viable energy source (talking about heat, because ethanol is not viable) than it should be. The USA produces an abundance of corn, and our farmers could really use an increase in demand. Farming is not a walk in the park, folks, and it's certainly not a high dollar proposition.

But this is all off of the main topic, which is enclosure...